The schedules you care about. Together in a calendar everyone can follow.
Illustrative example: a file becomes calendar events. Downloads contain fictional sample events; subscribing is a visual preview.
Describe a topic, paste a link, or upload a file.
Review the events and edit the details.
People subscribe in the calendar they already use.
Describe a topic, paste a public schedule link, or bring a file. Review the events, then share one calendar.
How to publish a calendar feedFrom the document on your desk to the calendar in everyone’s pocket.
Turn programmes, rotas and multi-page schedules into events you can review and share.
Capture a printed timetable or upload a screenshot. AI reads the dates, times and details.
Bring an Excel or CSV rota, fixture list or class timetable. Review the events mapped from your rows.
Publish a Calendar Page people can read, share and subscribe to. Update the schedule while keeping the same subscription link.
Replace files or edit events to update your feed. URL-backed feeds can refresh on your plan’s schedule. Calendar apps pick up changes on their own schedule.
Let people follow your availability without revealing event titles, locations or attendees.
Follow tour dates, artist birthdays and album anniversaries with your own Concert Calendar.
Start with a prompt, public URL, PDF, photo, spreadsheet, or pasted text.
Check and edit extracted events before the feed reaches subscribers.
Share a readable web page plus a stable ICS/webcal subscription link.
Subscribers can add the feed to Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook, and many more.
Replace uploaded files or edit the feed while keeping the same subscription URL.
URL-backed feeds can refresh on the cadence included in your plan.
Explore free calendar feeds for sports, holidays, entertainment and more.
Preview a custom feed before upgrading. Ready-made free feeds are always free to subscribe to.
Create a calendar feed