iCloud is Apple's cloud storage and cloud computing service that enables users to store data such as documents, photos, and music on remote servers for download to iOS, macOS, or Windows devices, to share and send data to other users, and to manage their Apple devices.
Why this server?
Reads and writes the user's MustDo To-Dos stored in the private CloudKit database of their iCloud account (container iCloud.jp.lightning.mustdo), authenticating via Apple ID sign-in. Provides tools to list, add, update, complete, snooze, and soft-delete To-Dos (including repeating To-Dos with Calendar-style repeat rules), and changes are pushed back to the MustDo iOS app through iCloud.
Why this server?
Allows connecting to iCloud Mail accounts via IMAP to archive, encrypt, and search emails.
Why this server?
Provides tools for searching, reading, listing, creating, updating, moving, and deleting notes in iCloud Notes.
Why this server?
Inspects iOS app entitlements related to iCloud, such as iCloud containers and key-value storage, through ios_entitlements_checker.
Why this server?
Allows connecting to iCloud Mail over IMAP to search, read, and sync emails as markdown notes, including handling of app-specific passwords.
Why this server?
Allows interaction with iCloud Calendar, providing tools for managing calendars and events, including creating, updating, deleting, searching, and RSVP'ing to events, as well as finding free time slots.
Why this server?
Provides email management for iCloud Mail accounts, including searching, reading, drafting, and optionally sending and organizing messages.
Why this server?
Provides tools to read and write Apple Reminders via iCloud CalDAV, allowing management of reminder lists and individual reminders.
Why this server?
Supports iCloud email accounts configured in Apple Mail, with optional IMAP integration for faster server-side search.