Combine TeamSnap, SportsEngine & GameChanger Into One Calendar

One kid's team runs on TeamSnap, another's on SportsEngine, the baseball schedule lives in GameChanger, and the league emails a MOJO link. Every app wants you to live inside it, and none of them shows the others. iCal Merge pulls all of those schedules into one link you can share with the whole family — and it keeps itself up to date when a game gets moved.

An app per team adds up fast

TeamSnap, SportsEngine, GameChanger, MOJO, SportsYou, EventLink — each publishes its own calendar, and most families end up juggling several at once across multiple kids and sports. The good news: nearly all of them offer a "subscribe" or iCal/ICS link, which is all iCal Merge needs.

Step 1: Find the subscribe link in each app

Look for Subscribe to calendar, Sync, or an iCal/ICS option inside each app. In TeamSnap and SportsEngine it's in the team's schedule settings; GameChanger and MOJO expose a calendar-subscription link too. Copy the link for each team. If you're new to these, the iCal feed explainer shows you what to look for.

Step 2: Add each team as a source

Create a calendar in iCal Merge and paste each link in as a source — one per team, per kid, per sport. There's no fixed list of supported apps; if it hands you an ICS link, it works. Each event is prefixed with the source name, so a glance tells you whose game it is and which team it's from.

Step 3: Share one link with everyone

iCal Merge gives you a single feed containing every practice and game. Share that one link with your partner, the grandparents, and the carpool — they subscribe once and new games show up automatically. No app to install, no separate login per team.

Add school and everything else too

The same calendar can hold more than sports. Drop in the school district's calendar, a music or scouts schedule, even holidays — anything with an ICS link belongs in the same merged feed. See the kids' sports & school guide for the family-calendar angle.

A quick tip

If a link starts with webcal://, change it to https:// before adding it — it's the same feed, just the address iCal Merge expects.