Subscribe to your agenda in another calendar

Create a private, read-only link that Outlook, Google Calendar or any calendar app can subscribe to.

In short

A calendar feed is a private, read-only link that Outlook, Google Calendar or any calendar app can subscribe to, so your Planner shows there too.

Before you start

Who: anyone with Planner on, for their own feeds.
Plan: Planner is part of every plan, Free included. Your plan caps the open items, calendars and cycles a workspace holds (Plan & usage shows them).
First: a calendar app that can subscribe to an internet calendar.

Steps

Open Planner settings (the title row's … menu), choose "Calendars" and go to "Share your calendar with an outside app".
Pick what the link holds - "Everything I see" or one calendar - and press "Make a private link".
Copy the subscription link straight away. It is shown only once.
Add it to your calendar app as an internet calendar subscription.

Good to know

The feed covers 30 days back to 90 days ahead and is read-only. Make changes in {{brand}}; your calendar app picks them up the next time it refreshes.
The list shows when each link was last used.

The link is a key Anyone with the link can read what it holds. If it leaks, press "Cut off" beside it so calendars using it stop updating, and make a new link.

If something goes wrong

"You can keep up to … feed links. Revoke one first.": press "Cut off" beside a link you no longer use.
You lost the link: cut it off and make a new one; a link is never shown again.