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AstroCal Quick Start

AstroCal is a live subscription calendar.
You add it once.
It updates itself.
You donā€™t download it. You donā€™t manage it.

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šŸ’„ Before You Start (Important, Please Read)

If you simply click the AstroCal link and add it like a regular calendar file, you will not receive automatic updates.

That method creates a one time static copy.
No live updates. No future changes. No magic.

AstroCal is designed to be subscribed to, not downloaded.

Take the extra minute to follow the steps below.
You will be very happy you did. šŸ˜Š

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šŸŽ Step 1: Choose Your Calendar. Decide where you want AstroCal to live.

  • Ā Apple Calendar (Mac, iPhone, or iPad) or Google Calendar.
  • Ā If you choose Google Calendar, youā€™ll need to do the setup on a desktop computer.
    Once itā€™s added, it syncs everywhere you use Google Calendar.

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šŸ—“ļøStep 2: Subscribe to AstroCal

Apple Calendar (Mac)

  1. Open the Calendar app.
  2. Click File ā†’ New Calendar Subscription.
  3. Copy & Paste the AstroCal linkĀ ā†’

    https://taramorelove.github.io/astrocal/astrocal.ics

  4. Click Subscribe.
  5. Set Auto-refresh to Daily.
  6. Name it AstroCal.
  7. Click OK.

This one is smooth. Apple gets it.

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iPhone or iPad

  1. Open iPhone SettingsĀ ā†’Ā Apps
  2. Go to Calendar ā†’ Accounts ā†’ Add Account.
  3. Choose Add Other Account ā†’ Add Subscribed Calendar.
  4. Copy & Paste the AstroCal linkā†’Ā 

    https://taramorelove.github.io/astrocal/astrocal.ics

  5. Tap Save.

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Google Calendar (Desktop Setup Required)

  1. Open Google Calendar on a computer.
  2. Under Other calendars, click the +.
  3. Select From URL.
  4. Copy & PasteĀ the AstroCal linkā†’Ā Ā 

    https://taramorelove.github.io/astrocal/astrocal.ics

  5. Click Add calendar.

Real talk: Google Calendar is a little annoying, not gonna lie.
It does not give instant gratification.

It can in some cases take up to 24 hours.
This is normal. This is Google. Sorry.

Do not re-add the calendar. That just makes it worse.

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Step 3: Let It Sync

  1. If you donā€™t see events right away, pause.
  2. Donā€™t import the file.
  3. Donā€™t assume something broke.

If AstroCal appears in your calendar list, itā€™s working.
The timeline just isnā€™t dramatic.

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Important Notes

ā€¢ AstroCal is read-only
ā€¢ Events appear in your local timezone
ā€¢ You control notification settings
ā€¢ Updates happen automatically

You didnā€™t miss a step.
Youā€™re just waiting for technology to catch up to astrology.