Apple Calendar · Sports
Every league FanFeed covers, in Apple Calendar on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Pick yours below for the exact steps, then subscribe once and the whole season keeps itself current.
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Step-by-step guide
Apple Calendar supports .ics subscriptions on all Apple devices. The process is slightly different on iPhone vs. Mac.
Go to fanfeed.tv/build, choose your sport and team, and enter your email. Click the magic link in your email to activate.
In your FanFeed account, tap Copy feed link. You'll paste this in the next step.
Go to Settings → Calendar → Accounts → Add Account.
Tap Other at the bottom of the account list, then tap Add Subscribed Calendar.
Paste your feed URL into the Server field and tap Next, then Save. Your sports events appear in Apple Calendar immediately.
Apple Calendar refreshes the subscription on its own, so new games and schedule changes arrive without any action from you. How often it checks is set by iOS rather than per calendar, under Settings → Calendar → Accounts → Fetch New Data. If you want tighter control, subscribe on a Mac where you can pick an hourly refresh, and iCloud carries the calendar to your iPhone.
Go to fanfeed.tv/build, choose your sport and team, and enter your email. Click the magic link to activate.
In your FanFeed account, click Copy feed link.
In the menu bar, click File → New Calendar Subscription.
Paste your FanFeed URL and click Subscribe. Set Auto-refresh to Every hour. This controls how often your Mac checks for changes, so a longer setting means a rescheduled game reaches you later.
Name your calendar (e.g. "NFL, Bears"), choose a color, and click OK. Your sports schedule appears immediately and syncs to your iPhone via iCloud.
FAQ
Yes, though the timing is set by your device rather than by FanFeed. We refresh schedules daily, and Apple Calendar then pulls those changes on its own schedule. On Mac you choose the interval when you subscribe, and Every hour is the setting we recommend. On iPhone there is no per calendar control, so a subscription added on a Mac and synced through iCloud gives you the most predictable timing.
Yes. If you're signed into iCloud, a calendar subscription added on your Mac syncs to your iPhone and iPad automatically. You only need to add the subscription once.
Yes. You can add a single FanFeed URL that combines all your sports into one calendar, or add separate subscriptions per sport to keep them color-coded differently. Apple Calendar handles multiple subscribed calendars cleanly.
On iPhone: Settings → Calendar → Accounts → find your FanFeed subscription → Delete Account. On Mac: right-click the calendar in the sidebar → Unsubscribe. Events stop updating but existing events may remain in your calendar history.
Every Sport
Step by step instructions for adding any of these to Apple Calendar, with the quirks of that particular schedule explained.
43 sports, live venue events, and concerts, all syncing to iPhone, iPad, and Mac automatically.
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