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πŸ‘₯ Shared Calendar

Free online shared calendar for teams, groups and clubs

One calendar for your team, group or club. Everyone sees the same appointments in real time. Invite via email, set permissions yourself.

Always free No installation Real-time collaboration
30,000+ users
Unlimited members per calendar
ICS sync with Google & Outlook
Free plan

Everything in one place β€” for everyone

Whether you have a small team, a study group or a volunteer club: iAgenda shows everyone the same calendar without any hassle.

  • Invite members by email address
  • Set per person: view only or edit
  • Day, week and month view
  • Email notifications for new or changed appointments
  • Public link to share without an account
  • Embed code for your own website
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Instantly visible

New appointments are immediately visible to all members.

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Permissions

Decide who can view and who can edit.

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Public link

Share a link so anyone can view the calendar, no account needed.

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Google sync

Subscribe via ICS feed in Google Calendar or Outlook.

A shared calendar in 3 steps

1

Create a free account

Done in less than 1 minute.

2

Create a calendar

Give it a name and set the visibility.

3

Invite people

Add members by email. They see the calendar straight away.

Frequently asked questions

Can I share a calendar with someone who has no account? +
Via a public calendar link anyone can view your calendar without logging in. Editing requires a free account.
How many people can share a calendar? +
There is no maximum number of users per shared calendar. You set permissions per person.
Are changes visible to everyone immediately? +
Yes, all changes are immediately visible to everyone who has access to the calendar.

Try a shared calendar for free

Start in less than 1 minute. Invite others right away.

Start free shared calendar

Always free. No credit card needed.



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