Merge Calendars into One Feed

One service reads several calendar feeds and serves them back as a single link. Calfeed does this by reading every feed you paste in. The result is one combined link, refreshed every hour.

It works no matter where a feed comes from: Google Calendar, Outlook, Apple Calendar, a league site, a team app, anything that publishes a calendar feed link. Each source keeps its own label, shown as a colored chip on every event, so a reader can tell a practice from a game without opening anything. Add an optional rule per source, like "only practices, drop games," and Calfeed applies it every time that source changes.

One link serves every source calendar you add, not one link per team. Downstream, Apple checks it roughly every hour, Google every 12 to 24 hours, so the merge shows up on each app's own schedule. Manual events sit on the same calendar too: add a one-off directly and it stays next to everything pulled in from a source. Test the merged link before sending it out.

Coaches combining ArbiterSports or EventLink team feeds use the same paste-in flow. So does anyone merging Outlook and Google or Google and Apple calendars. Merging feeds privately instead of publishing them? See how Calfeed compares to MergeCal.