Where the week already lives
If the family plans in Google Calendar, this is the obvious home for visits. No second tool to check.
The family calendar already has work meetings, the school play and the dentist. Sync Getwello visits into the same Google Calendar and the care schedule joins the rest of family life, in one coherent week view.
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If the family plans in Google Calendar, this is the obvious home for visits. No second tool to check.
Google Calendar's sharing is mature: invite by email, granular permissions, per-person reminder preferences.
Calendar pushes to phone, watch, smart speaker. The night-before reminder reaches everyone.
Google Calendar is free for personal use. The relay (Zapier free tier) is also free. Total cost: zero.
POST https://www.googleapis.com/calendar/v3/calendars/<id>/events
{
"id": "getwello-{visit_id}",
"summary": "James → Mum",
"start": { "dateTime": "2026-06-11T14:00:00+01:00" },
"end": { "dateTime": "2026-06-11T15:30:00+01:00" },
"colorId": "9",
"description": "from Getwello"
}James visits Mum at 14:00. The entry sits in the family calendar next to your 1pm work meeting and the 15:30 school pickup. You see the day at a glance, in the colour-coded grid you already trust.
In Google Calendar: + Add → Create new calendar. Name it 'Mum visits' or similar. Share it with the family at this point.
Webhook trigger → Google Calendar action. Map the Getwello event fields (visit start, end, visitor name) to the calendar event fields.
Settings → Developer API → Webhooks. URL is the Zapier Catch Hook. Tick visit.created (and visit.updated when we ship it).
Click Test. A sample event lands in the calendar. Adjust the colour and description templates, invite the family, you're done.
v1 is one-way: Getwello visits sync into Google Calendar. Two-way would mean Calendar events feeding back to Getwello, which is on the roadmap but not urgent for most families.
Yes. The Zapier or Worker relay uses the Getwello visit ID as the Google event ID, so updating a visit updates the same calendar entry rather than creating a duplicate.
Yes. Create a dedicated 'Mum visits' Google Calendar, share it with the family. Each member can subscribe and choose their own notification preferences.
Yes. Same setup either way. If you're using Workspace at home, even better; Google Calendar's family-share features improve.
Yes, when creating events the relay can set an event colour per visitor. James visits in blue, Chloe in red, anyone else in grey. Easier to scan the week.
Some families wire two or three at the same time. The webhook fans out, the API keys stay the same.
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