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Share Your Calendar as a Public Webpage — No App Required
Use a public iCal feed from Google Calendar or any other app to create a shareable, browser-friendly calendar link anyone can view instantly — no account needed.
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Guides and explanations about iCalendar, .ics files, and the RFC 5545 specification.
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What Is an ICS File? A Complete Guide to iCalendar
Learn what ICS files are, how they work, and why they're the universal standard for sharing calendar data across apps and platforms.
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How to Open an ICS File on Any Device
Step-by-step instructions for opening .ics calendar files on Windows, Mac, iPhone, Android, and directly in your browser.
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How to Export Google Calendar as an ICS File
A step-by-step guide to downloading your Google Calendar events as an .ics file, whether for backup, migration, or sharing.
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RFC 5545 Explained: Inside the iCalendar Specification
A developer-friendly breakdown of RFC 5545, the standard that defines the iCalendar format used by every .ics file.
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How to Export ICS Events to CSV or Excel (for Hours and Print Lists)
Export calendar events into CSV or Excel to calculate hours worked, build payroll summaries, or create clean printable event lists.
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How Airbnb and Booking.com Use iCal to Manage Availability
A deep dive into how short-term rental platforms use iCalendar feeds to expose and consume availability data — and what actually happens behind the scenes.
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How to Sync Calendars Across Airbnb, Booking.com, and Vrbo Using iCal
Step-by-step instructions for connecting your short-term rental calendars across multiple platforms with iCal — and tips to avoid double bookings.
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