A Shared Calendar for Your Temple
Pujas, meditation sessions, festivals, dharma talks, community celebrations — synced to every member's phone. No app to download. No accounts for your members.
Create Your Temple Calendar — FreeSound familiar?
Navratri is next week and the schedule changes every night — different start times, different programs, different prasad sign-ups. You posted the full schedule on the website, but people keep calling: "What time is garba tonight?" "Is there aarti at 8 or 9?" The volunteers are spending more time answering questions than setting up.
The meditation teacher rescheduled Saturday's dharma talk from morning to afternoon because of a community funeral. The update went out on the temple's Facebook page. But half the regular attendees don't use Facebook — they showed up at 9 AM to a locked building.
Your temple planned a Diwali celebration with food, fireworks, and a special puja. The announcement was in last month's newsletter. But families who joined recently never got the newsletter, and the event was three-quarters empty while people in the parking lot said they had no idea it was happening.
How it works for temples
Add your temple events
Enter pujas, meditation sessions, festivals, classes, and community events. Pick dates and times, then save. Takes about a minute.
Share with your community
Put the link on your website, share it in your newsletter, or text it to members. They tap once to subscribe.
Events appear on every phone
Temple events show up in their calendar app — Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, Outlook — right alongside their personal appointments.
The free plan works well for smaller temples. No credit card needed.
Get Started FreePerfect for every temple event
Here's what temples typically put on their shared calendar:
What this looks like in practice
Pandit Sharma opens iCalFeed on Monday morning. He adds the full Navratri schedule for the week — nine nights of garba with different start times — updates the Saturday yoga class location, and posts the Diwali celebration details. Total time: six minutes.
Priya, a temple member, is planning her week on Tuesday evening. She opens her phone calendar and sees "Navratri Garba — 7:30 PM, Main Hall" right between her daughter's dance class and a work presentation. She didn't have to call the temple or search through old emails.
On Thursday, the meditation teacher realizes the weekend retreat needs to start an hour earlier to fit the full program. She edits the event in the dashboard. By Friday, every subscriber's phone shows the updated 8 AM start time. No phone calls. No group texts. It just updated.
How iCalFeed compares
vs. Temple newsletter
Published monthly, so it's outdated within days. New members never see back issues.
Events are always current. Changes sync automatically to every subscriber's phone.
vs. WhatsApp or group text
Festival schedules get buried in a flood of messages. People mute the group.
Each event is a separate, clean calendar entry. No chat noise to wade through.
vs. Temple website
Most members visit the website once to find the address and never return.
Events come to them — synced to the calendar they already open every day.
vs. Facebook page
Many older community members and new immigrants aren't on Facebook.
Works on every phone with a calendar app. No social media account required.
Temple calendar questions
Keep your temple community in sync
Start with the free plan — 1 calendar, 10 events. No credit card required.