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You mentioned you’re not really hosting things, but… wouldn’t the easiest solution be to host radicale somewhere so you can just sync your calendars with all of your devices using CalDAV? That seems far cleaner than using syncthing and other services + radicale to sync the calendars.
In that case I´d need webspace or a home server, right? Up unto now I never had a real need for any of those things, so working my way into that matter would be more work. For anyone else in this community you may be right though.
Yes, that's very fair :). You could do this very easily on a cheap VPS or a raspberry pi or similar, but if you haven't done any self hosting before there would be a bit of a learning curve / investment. Might not be worth it for you, but it seems like you'd get a much cleaner and more elegant solution out of it.