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Moving your calendar to Dateva with an .ics file
How to import an .ics file from Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook into Dateva and export calendars again as .ics.
Dateva: Calendar
A calendar that needs no account.
Plan events in day, week, month and agenda views and add recurrences and reminders. Calendars are stored on this device and move to other calendar apps as .ics files.
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Key features
- Four views
- An hourly grid in day and week view, a calendar page in month view and a list of the next 60 days in the agenda. Overlapping events are placed side by side; the small month calendar in the sidebar jumps to a date.
- Recurring events
- Every day, on selected weekdays, on a given day of the month or on the nth weekday such as "the last Friday of the month", or every year; with an interval (e.g. every two weeks) and an end date or number of occurrences.
- Changing a single occurrence
- When a recurring event is edited or deleted, choose "this event only" or "all occurrences".
- Multiple calendars
- Start with Personal and Work calendars; add new calendars, give each a colour and show or hide them one by one.
- .ics import and export
- .ics files from Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook are imported, including time zones, recurrence rules, exceptions and reminders. A single calendar or all of them can be exported as .ics.
- Reminders
- A notification is shown when the event starts or a set time before.
Data processing and privacy
Dateva does not connect to any external service while it runs. Calendars and events are stored only on this device, in the browser's storage; there are no accounts and no server sync.
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