If your calendar app isn't one of the direct connections, two other options get your DJfindr events into it. Both are in Calendar → Calendar Settings.
Subscribe via iCal
A read-only calendar URL you add to any app that supports subscriptions.
- Open Calendar → Calendar Settings.
- Find Subscribe via iCal.
- Copy the URL.
- In your calendar app, add a subscribed calendar and paste it.
It updates on its own, so new bookings appear without you doing anything.
The refresh delay
Calendar apps decide how often to check a subscribed calendar, and some only refresh every few hours. A booking confirmed this morning may not show until later.
So treat the subscription as a convenient view, not the authoritative one. Your DJfindr Calendar is always current.
Manually export
Download an ICS file and import it into your calendar.
This is a one-time snapshot. It won't update — new bookings and changes won't appear. Fine for a one-off, not a substitute for subscribing.
Which to use
Subscribe for ongoing use. It's the closest thing to a live view.
Export for a specific need — sending your schedule to someone, or importing into something that can't subscribe.
Direct connection if you use Google Calendar or Outlook. That's a two-way arrangement — your outside commitments block DJfindr bookings as well. See Syncing Google Calendar or Outlook.
The important difference
A subscription or export puts DJfindr events into your calendar. It does not bring your other commitments into DJfindr.
So a gig you booked elsewhere still won't block a DJfindr booking unless you add a busy block or use a direct connection. This is the thing that causes double-bookings. See Creating a Busy Block.
Keeping the URL private
The iCal URL shows your booking schedule to anyone who has it. Don't publish it or share it more widely than you need to.
Per-event calendar entries
Each confirmed booking also has an Add to calendar option on its details, if you only want one event rather than the whole schedule.