Features · ICS calendar export

Apple, Outlook, anything that reads a calendar

An ICS feed per resource: bookings appear in your phone’s calendar even if you don’t use Google.

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Apple Calendar, Outlook, Thunderbird

A separate link per resource

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A smiling man in his kitchen, coffee in hand, checks his day on his phone, the way a calendar subscription shows bookings in the app he already uses.

Why it helps

You see it where you already look

You don't want to open one more app just to see what tomorrow looks like. With the ICS subscription your bookings appear in your phone's own calendar, whether Apple Calendar, Outlook or another. You don't switch calendars: MeetPly adapts to what you already use. That is especially handy if your family or personal calendar lives there too, because you see work and private life in one place.

Everyone subscribes to their own calendar

In a team each person cares about their own day, not a shared pile. The ICS subscription gives a separate link per resource, so each colleague sees only their own bookings on their phone. One tap in the calendar app and it updates by itself from then on, with nothing to maintain by hand. Setting it up takes minutes and then you don't touch it: your calendar app fetches changes by itself, and new bookings and cancellations show up.

You set what shows

The subscription is read-only, so you can't accidentally change anything from your phone. The link is unique and unguessable, and you can regenerate it if it ever leaks. At calendar level you also choose how much guest information appears in an entry, so your peace of mind stays. So alongside the convenience you keep your peace of mind, because you decide who sees what, and you can always take control back.

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