Syncing to your phone calendar
If you live in your phone's calendar, you can have First Six feed into it. Subscribe once and your classes, the events you've added, and your task deadlines appear alongside everything else — and stay up to date automatically.
How to subscribe
- Get your calendar link from Settings
In Settings you'll find a personal calendar feed link. It's unique to you — treat it like a private link and don't share it.
- Add it to your calendar app
On iPhone or Mac, the
webcal://link opens straight into Apple Calendar. For Google Calendar or Outlook, use the HTTPS link via "add by URL" / "subscribe from web". - Let it keep itself current
The feed refreshes regularly (roughly every half hour), so when your timetable or tasks change, your calendar catches up on its own.
What shows up
- Your classes from your timetable.
- Events you've added to your calendar from the events browser.
- Task deadlines from your workspace, as all-day items (priority tasks are flagged).
Because it's a live subscription, you don't re-import when things change. Edit a class or add a task in First Six and your calendar updates itself. Unsubscribe in your calendar app whenever you like.
Common questions
Is this the same as importing my timetable?
No. Importing brings your classes into First Six. This feed sends First Six out to your phone's calendar. Many people do both.
Someone got my link — is that a problem?
The link is private because it shows your schedule. If you think it's been shared, you can stop using that feed; ask if you need it reset.
My calendar isn't updating instantly.
Calendar apps decide how often to refresh a subscription, and some are slow. The First Six feed itself updates within about half an hour.
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