ICS feeds
Any ICS feed becomes a source.
An ICS feed is a calendar subscription you can only read. Ridian copies its events into one of your calendars, exactly the way you set it up.
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ICS feeds
What the connection does for you.
Any subscription becomes a source
Use any ICS feed in a sync, and its events land in a calendar of your choice at Google, Microsoft or iCloud and co.
You decide what comes through
You choose how much of each event shows up in the destination calendar.
How to connect
Connected in three steps.
Copy the feed address
Copy the feed's address, and treat a private feed address like a password.
Add the feed
Add the feed as a source in the console.
Create a sync
Create a sync that copies the events from the feed into one of your calendars.
Used in
Where the connection works for you.
Frequently asked questions
Can I write to an ICS feed?
No. An ICS feed is always only a source. A sync's destination is a writable calendar at Google, Microsoft or a CalDAV provider.
How current are the events from a feed?
Ridian fetches the feed about every five minutes. How current it is also depends on how often the provider updates it.
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