Zenkit will pre-fill these options with the fields it thinks make the most sense, but you can change these at any time by clicking on the name of the field you want to change, then picking another field. Summary: The title of the event in the destination calendar.ĭate: The date the event should occur on.ĭescription: The description text inside the event. In the next window, you can pick which fields should appear in the calendar app you want to link to:

Click ‘Add’ next to ‘iCalendar Subscription’. To do so, click on the collection name of the calendar you’d like to share, then click ‘Manage Add-Ons’. The great thing about the iCalendar standard is that it’s accepted by nearly every single calendar app, which means that you’ll be able to get your Zenkit tasks in any calendar you like! How to set up your Zenkit iCalendar Subscriptionįirst, you need to enable the iCalendar Subscription Add-on. ICalendar subscriptions are super useful if you use one calendar app as your central source of truth for appointments and deadlines. In this case, this add-on lets you get updates from your Zenkit calendar in your other calendar apps, but does not send events from your other calendars into Zenkit or allow you to edit your Zenkit items from other calendars (unlike our Google Calendar Sync).

ICalendar subscriptions are based on the open source iCalendar standard, and are a one-way link between one calendar and another. Zenkit’s iCalendar Subscription lets you send your tasks and appointments to any other calendar app! How it works That’s why we’re so excited to announce the release of the iCalendar Subscription add-on. We love the idea that Zenkit can be your one-stop-shop for all your planning needs, but we know that sometimes you need an extra app or two 😉 If you already regularly use a separate calendar, such as Apple Calendar or Outlook, then it just makes sense to get tasks from all over your life sent there.

Sync icalendar with outlook