Apple Calendar, Fantastical and anything else that speaks iCal can subscribe to your bookings through a private feed. The feed updates on its own, so new bookings appear without exporting anything.
Key Takeaways
- Apple Calendar & iCal connects in a few minutes from the Integrations screen.
- Unlimited hosts on a flat workspace price, so coverage is not a licence decision.
- Bookings are never metered, including on the free plan.
What the Apple Calendar & iCal integration does
- Publishes a private, branded feed URL of your confirmed bookings.
- Updates automatically as bookings are made, moved or cancelled.
- Works in Apple Calendar, Fantastical, Thunderbird and any iCal client.
- Can be revoked and reissued at any time if the URL is shared by mistake.
Connecting it
- Open Integrations and choose Apple Calendar & iCal feed.
- Generate your feed URL and copy it.
- In Apple Calendar choose File, then New Calendar Subscription, and paste the URL.
- Set the refresh interval to the shortest option your client offers.
What it does not do
Worth knowing before you build a process around it, rather than after:
- A subscription is one-way: it shows bookings, it does not block your availability.
- Refresh timing is decided by your calendar app, not by LemCall.
- For availability checks, connect Google or Outlook instead.
What it costs
One flat price per workspace with unlimited hosts, so connecting more people is never a licence decision.
The calendar feed is part of the Professional plan and above. Calendar sync with Google or Outlook, reminders and unlimited bookings are on every plan including free.
Action Steps
- 1Open Integrations and choose Apple Calendar & iCal feed.
- 2Generate your feed URL and copy it.
- 3In Apple Calendar choose File, then New Calendar Subscription, and paste the URL.
- 4Set the refresh interval to the shortest option your client offers.
Frequently Asked Questions
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