ICS feed — your Kagenda calendar, visible in Outlook or Apple Calendar
A token-based subscription to see your Kagenda calendar in Outlook or Apple Calendar.
The problem
Many professionals already use a personal calendar — Outlook, Apple Calendar — independent of Kagenda.
Without also seeing Kagenda bookings there, you have to check two calendars separately to get the full picture.
An ICS feed makes your Kagenda calendar appear directly in your personal calendar.
Without Kagenda
Checking your full schedule requires opening Kagenda and your personal calendar separately.
With Kagenda
The Kagenda schedule shows up directly in Outlook or Apple Calendar, updated automatically.
How it works in Kagenda
You generate a subscription link, to paste into your calendar app.
- You generate the feed linkSpecific to your account, as a token.
- You add it to Outlook or Apple CalendarLike any other calendar subscription.
- The calendar updates automaticallyWithout re-importing the link each time.
Calendar subscription
- Token generated
- Outlook / Apple Calendar
- Revocable and rotating
In practice
- 1
A schedule visible in Outlook
Without opening Kagenda to check appointments.
ICS feedOutlook subscription - 2
A revocable token
You can cut off access at any time.
SecurityRevocable token - 3
A new token if needed
Rotating, to renew access without reconfiguring everything.
Old tokenNew token
Frequently asked questions
Does the ICS feed work with Apple Calendar?
Yes, just like with Outlook, via a standard subscription.
Can I revoke access if the link leaked?
Yes, the token is revocable and can be regenerated.
Does the feed update in real time?
It follows your calendar app's sync frequency.
Does this feed allow editing bookings?
No, it's read-only, for viewing purposes only.
