Calendar Feed Filter for Cleaner Calendars
Calendar feed filter workflows help you clean noisy subscriptions without changing your current calendar app. Import an ICS source, choose the events you want, and subscribe to your filtered calendar. Turn on automatic updates to keep up with changes to your chosen events. The original calendar stays unchanged.
How the calendar feed filter works
Import a source, choose the events you want, and add a filtered calendar to the app you already use.
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Search
Find events by keyword and review them by month.
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Select
Choose the individual events to include in the filtered calendar.
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Create
Save your filtered calendar and choose automatic updates.
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Add to your app
Subscribe to your filtered calendar in the app you already use.
See a calendar feed before and after filtering
The source calendar stays unchanged. Only the events you select appear in the separate filtered calendar.
Before filtering, 13 events are shown.
September
Sep 7 to 11
Compatibility
Import the downloaded ICS file, or add the private subscription URL to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook, or another compatible app.
Reliability and privacy
Your filtered calendar has a private link you can reset at any time. Automatic updates help you keep up with changes to the events you care about.
FAQ
What is a calendar feed filter?
A calendar feed filter lets you import an ICS source and create a separate calendar containing the events you select. Subscribe in your calendar app or download an ICS file.
Can I merge and filter ICS feeds together?
Yes. Bring events from several calendars together, then choose which ones to keep.
Does this dedupe overlapping events?
When merging calendars, identical events from different sources are included once by default. Overlapping events with different details are flagged for you to review.
How do automatic calendar updates work?
Import a calendar link, choose your events, and turn on automatic updates. When event times, locations, or other details change, your filtered calendar stays up to date in your calendar app.
Is the resulting subscription private?
Yes. Each accessible filtered calendar has a private, revocable subscription URL for compatible calendar apps. Anyone with the URL can read that calendar, so you can reset it if it is shared by mistake.
Choose the events for your calendar.
Create a filtered calendar and add it to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook.