Everything iCal Merge can do

Combine multiple feeds into a single subscription link that works in Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook, and anything else that accepts a webcal or https address. Everyone subscribes once and never manages a thing.

Every event can carry its source’s name — or a custom prefix you choose — so “Practice” becomes “Emma soccer: Practice” in the merged view.

Give every source its own color, carried into calendar apps that support it, so you can tell feeds apart at a glance.

Sources are re-fetched automatically. New and changed events flow into the merged link on their own — no re-importing, no stale copies.

See the merged calendar right in the editor, refresh it on demand, or download the whole thing as an .ics file.

Show any source as opaque “Busy” blocks — or a label you choose. Start and end times stay accurate for scheduling; titles, locations, guests, and notes never leave your calendar.

Strip alarms, attendee lists, and organizer details from the merged output, so subscribers don’t inherit your reminders or your contacts.

Your feed URL contains a long, unguessable token. Rotate it any time and the old link stops working immediately.

Publish up to 10 extra links per calendar, each with its own sources, filters, and privacy settings — a full-detail link for family, a busy-only link for colleagues, all from the same calendar.

Keep or hide events by words in the title — only the “Game” events from a sports app, nothing marked “Optional”. Filters apply per source, so each feed gets its own rules.

Choose how often each calendar re-fetches its sources: every 5, 15, 30, or 60 minutes. Free calendars refresh hourly.

Just changed a source? Hit refresh and the merged feed updates immediately, without waiting for the next scheduled fetch.

If a feed URL stops responding, it’s flagged in your dashboard — and you get an email if it keeps failing — instead of events silently going missing.

When bookings from two different channels land on the same dates, you get an email — one heads-up per clash — before it turns into a canceled stay and a penalty.

Automatically block one or more days after each checkout, so back-to-back bookings can’t sneak into cleaning and turnover time.

A separate link that turns each checkout into a “Clean” task. Your cleaner subscribes once and sees exactly what they need — nothing else.

Airbnb’s exported feed can put checkout on the wrong day. Flip one switch and the merged output shows the real checkout date.

Copy one iframe snippet into WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, or plain HTML and visitors see a live, always-current calendar — no plugin required.

Pick light, dark, or match-the-visitor theming, choose a month, week, day, or agenda layout, and set a custom accent color to fit your brand.

Prefer not to show event details on a public page? One option renders every event as “Busy” while keeping the schedule visible.

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