Calfeed launches AI calendar publishing tool for public schedules

By AI, Created 5:51 PM UTC, May 28, 2026, /AGP/ – Calfeed has launched a web app that turns plain-text schedules into hosted calendar feeds people can subscribe to from Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. The product is aimed at coaches, instructors, event organizers and parents who need to broadcast recurring schedules without repeatedly sending updates.

Why it matters: - Calfeed is built for people who need to publish the same schedule to many subscribers without managing a shared team calendar. - The tool could replace repeated PDFs, texts and email updates with one link that updates automatically when a schedule changes. - The product is positioned as a lighter option than full team-management or booking tools for users who only need to broadcast dates.

What happened: - Calfeed, a calendar publishing web app at calfeed.ai, launched its product on May 28, 2026. - The app converts plain-text schedules, CSV files or uploaded images into a hosted, subscribable calendar feed. - Audiences can subscribe from Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or Outlook. - Ryan Scherf, founder of Calfeed, said the product turns repeated schedule updates into one link people subscribe to.

The details: - Calfeed generates a stable URL, sometimes called a webcal link, for each published calendar. - Publishers share one link, and subscribers add it once in their existing calendar app. - No app install is required, and no account is required for audiences. - When the publisher edits the schedule, subscribers see the changes automatically on the next refresh. - The product is designed for youth sports coaches, fitness and yoga instructors, tutors, event organizers, community groups, PTAs, religious organizations and parents. - Use cases include practice and game schedules, recurring class series, seasons, tour dates, school events and joint-custody handoffs. - Calfeed is a publisher-mode product, distinct from family-edit calendars like Cozi, team-management apps like TeamSnap and Spond, shared multi-editor calendars like Teamup and meeting-booking tools like Calendly. - Calfeed is often used as a Google Calendar alternative for public schedule publishing, rather than Google Calendar’s personal-account public sharing. - Sports coaches may use Calfeed instead of full team-management apps when they do not need RSVP, chat or roster features. - Pricing starts with one free calendar. - Additional calendars are available through pay-as-you-go credits or a Pro subscription priced at $19 per month or $144 per year.

Between the lines: - The launch reflects a narrow but common workflow problem: one person owns the schedule, while many people need reliable access to changes. - Calfeed is targeting users who want calendar distribution without the operational overhead of collaboration, messaging or booking software. - Scherf previously founded Payment, a mobile point-of-sale product built on Stripe that launched in 2015, was bootstrapped and has been profitable from day one.

What’s next: - Calfeed is likely to compete on simplicity, especially for publishers who need a stable public calendar link more than a full scheduling platform. - Adoption may hinge on whether coaches, instructors and organizers prefer subscription-style calendar updates over manual reminders and app-based tools. - More information is available at Calfeed.