Follow All Your Teams & Leagues in One Calendar

F1 race weekends, your football club's fixtures, an NFL team, a college hockey schedule: each league publishes its own calendar feed, and following them all means juggling separate subscriptions. iCal Merge pulls every fixture list into one feed, so all the teams you follow live in a single calendar.

Every league has a feed

Most leagues and teams publish their fixtures as a subscribe-able iCal feed, officially or through fan sites: the Premier League, La Liga, Formula 1, NFL and NHL clubs, college conferences. Merge them and you get one calendar with every kickoff, race, and faceoff you care about.

Step 1: Grab each team or league's feed link

Find the "subscribe," "add to calendar," or iCal/ICS link for each team or competition you follow and copy it. New to these links? The iCal feed explainer covers where to find them and how subscribing differs from a one-time import.

Step 2: Add each one as a source

Create a calendar in iCal Merge and add each link as a source: one for F1, one for your football club, one per team. Each event is prefixed with the source name, so you can tell whether Saturday's match is your club's or a league fixture.

Step 3: Subscribe once and stay current

iCal Merge gives you a single feed with every team's schedule. Subscribe to it in Google, Apple, or Outlook and it updates on its own. When fixtures are rescheduled or a new season is published, your merged calendar follows along. No app to install, no re-subscribing each season.

Great for a wall display or dashboard

The result is one standard calendar feed, so it drops straight into a smart display or dashboard like DakBoard. One URL puts every team's upcoming games on the kitchen screen, with no feed per league to wire up. See how to set up a calendar wall display for the per-device steps.

A quick tip

Some feeds give you a link that starts with webcal://. Paste it in as-is. iCal Merge handles webcal:// links automatically, so you don't need to change it to https:// first.