Subscribe to one Keeper.sh link in the app you actually check, and every calendar you have connected appears there. Nothing is copied and nothing is written into any calendar — your week is simply visible in one place.
What you build
One calendar link you can subscribe to — a shareable calendar link — carrying every calendar you have connected.
Steps
- Connect the accounts whose calendars you want to see. Free allows two.
- Open iCal Feeds in the dashboard and open your feed.
- Under Calendars, tick every calendar that should appear.
- Read the line under the feed link. On Free it says the link shares event times only, and every event reads "Busy".
- Copy the link and subscribe in your calendar app — usually Add calendar, then From URL or Subscribe.
Why this suits the Free plan
Connections are the scarce thing on Free — you get three — and this link costs none of them. A calendar that only needs to be seen somewhere should travel this way. Adding another calendar is blocked by a plan limit makes the same point from the other side.
Good to know
- It is read-only. You cannot create events in a subscribed link — keep creating them in the real calendars.
- It refreshes on the app's schedule. Your calendar app checks the link when it chooses, and some apps leave hours between checks. If a stale view is the problem, read a subscribed calendar is showing out-of-date events.
- Pro can show your titles. Turn on Include Event Name in the feed settings to see your own titles in your own feed.
Where to go next
- Shareable calendar links — every setting on a feed
- Calendar sync for couples and families — one link or two connections for a household on different calendar services
- Share your busy times and keep the details private — the same tool pointed at somebody else
- Sync your work and personal calendars so neither gets double-booked — when seeing is not enough and the time must be blocked