A Shared Calendar for Your Support Group
Meeting times, special speakers, group events — synced to every member's phone. No app to download. No accounts. Completely private.
Create Your Support Group Calendar — FreeSound familiar?
It's a rainy Thursday evening. Someone who really needs a meeting tonight drives to the community center, only to find a dark parking lot. The Thursday group moved to Tuesdays last month. The change was announced at a meeting they missed — and that was the only place it was shared.
A new member finally works up the courage to attend. They search online, find your group's meeting time on an old website listing, and show up at 7 PM. But the meeting starts at 6:30 now. The room is already full and deep in conversation. They feel awkward, turn around, and leave.
Your facilitator spends ten minutes at the start of every meeting reminding everyone about the schedule change next week, the holiday closure, and the upcoming speaker. Some members still show up at the wrong time. The information just doesn't stick when it's only shared out loud.
How it works for support groups
Add your meeting times
Enter your regular meetings, special sessions, and any schedule changes. Add the day, time, and location. Takes less than a minute.
Share the link privately
Hand it out at meetings, include it on a card, or text it to members. They tap once to subscribe. No names or emails collected.
Meetings appear on their phone
Meeting times show up in their personal calendar app — privately, with no group name visible unless you want it to be.
Make it easy to find a meeting when you need one. Start your support group calendar for free.
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Here's what support groups typically put on their shared calendar:
What this looks like in practice
Frank, the group facilitator, opens iCalFeed on Sunday evening. He adds the holiday meeting schedule — no meeting on Thanksgiving Thursday, extra meeting on Wednesday instead. He also adds the guest speaker coming in two weeks. Three minutes, and every member will know.
Nina, a newer member, is having a hard Tuesday. She picks up her phone to check when the next meeting is. Right there on her calendar: "Evening Meeting — 7:00 PM, Room 3, Community Center." She doesn't have to call anyone or search online. She just shows up.
In January, the community center moves the group to a different room. The facilitator updates the location in the dashboard on Monday. By Wednesday evening, every member's phone shows the right room number. Nobody wanders the hallway looking for the group.
How iCalFeed compares
vs. Verbal announcements at meetings
If you miss a meeting, you miss the announcement. The people who need it most hear it least.
Schedule changes reach everyone — even members who missed the last meeting.
vs. Printed meeting lists
They go out of date quickly. Members carry around a list from three months ago.
The calendar on their phone is always current. Changes sync automatically.
vs. Website or online directories
Often outdated. Someone has to remember to update them, and people rarely check.
Meeting times come to them. No website to check — it's already on their calendar.
vs. Group text or phone chain
Not everyone wants their phone number shared. It can feel like an invasion of privacy.
Members subscribe on their own. No phone numbers shared, no contact list needed.
Support group calendar questions
Make every meeting easy to find
Start with the free plan — 1 calendar, 10 events. No credit card required.