A Shared Calendar for Your Ultimate Team
League games, practices, tournament weekends, pickup schedules — synced to every player's phone. No app to download. No email chain to manage.
Create Your Team Calendar — FreeSound familiar?
It's Tuesday at 6:20 PM. League game starts at 6:30 at Sycamore Fields — Field C, not Field A where you played last week. Two players are at Field A stretching. The field assignment was in the league email from last Friday. Nobody bookmarked the email. You're short two handlers for the first five points.
Your team has a tournament in three weeks. The entry form, hotel info, and Saturday pool play schedule are spread across four different emails and a Google Doc that someone shared in Slack. A player asks Monday: "What time is our first game Saturday?" You spend ten minutes hunting through channels to find the answer yourself.
Pickup changed from Sundays at 10 AM to Sundays at 9 AM because the field permit shifted. You posted it in the team Discord two weeks ago. This Sunday, half the regulars show up at 10. The other half started without them and already split into teams. Now the sides are uneven and everyone's annoyed.
How it works for ultimate frisbee teams
Add your schedule and events
Enter league games, practices, tournaments, and pickup sessions with dates, times, and field locations. Add travel details and deadlines in the event notes.
Share with players
Drop the subscribe link in your team Slack, Discord, or group chat. Players tap once. Set for the season.
Every game on every phone
Games, practices, and tournaments show up in their calendar app — with field locations, start times, and all the details.
No more "Which field is it?" Start your team calendar for free.
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Here's what ultimate frisbee teams and leagues typically put on their shared calendar:
What this looks like in practice
Captain Alex enters the summer league schedule into iCalFeed on a Sunday evening. Tuesday league games at Sycamore Fields — rotating fields each week. Thursday practices at the university quad at 6:00 PM. Sunday pickup at 9:00 AM at Riverside Park. He adds two tournament weekends — one in July and one in August — with hotel booking deadlines in the event descriptions. He drops the link in the team Discord. Setup: 20 minutes.
Priya plays handler and just joined the team for summer league. She opens her phone on Monday. Tuesday: league game vs. Huck It, 6:30 PM, Sycamore Fields — Field C. Thursday: practice at 6:00 PM, university quad. Sunday: pickup at 9:00 AM, Riverside Park. She also sees the hotel deadline for the July tournament is Friday. She books the room before she forgets. Everything she needs as a new player, right in her calendar.
Rain is expected Tuesday evening. The league moves the game from the grass fields to the turf complex across town. Alex updates the event — new address, same time. He adds a note: "Turf field. No metal cleats." By Tuesday at noon, every player's phone shows the new location and the cleat reminder. Nobody drives to the wrong field. Nobody shows up in metal cleats.
How iCalFeed compares
vs. Team Slack or Discord
Field assignments buried under strategy discussions, highlight clips, and "Who has an extra disc?" messages. Nobody pins the schedule post.
Each game is a calendar event. Field, time, opponent — clean and findable.
vs. League email with the schedule
A giant table with every team's schedule in 10-point font. Finding your games requires cross-referencing team names and dates.
Only your team's games on your phone. Clear, chronological, always up to date.
vs. Google Doc with tournament info
Shared in Slack in January. By July, nobody can find the link. Someone asks for it every tournament weekend.
Tournament details live in the calendar event — date, time, hotel info, travel deadlines. Always one tap away.
vs. Captain texting everyone
The captain shouldn't have to individually text 20 players the field and time before every game.
Set up the calendar once. Players check their phone. The captain texts zero people about the schedule.
Ultimate frisbee calendar questions
Keep your whole roster on the same field at the same time
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