For everybody, who wants to enable users to easily add events to their calendars. Define your button configuration and let the script take care of the rest. Supporting calendars at Apple, Google, Microsoft (365, Outlook, Teams), Yahoo, and iCal. For all modern browsers (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari) on Windows, Mac, Android, or iOS. Dynamically adapting to any restrictions. Integrates with any usual HTML webpage as well as stuff like Angular, React, Vue, Svelte, Astro, WordPress, and more.

Let users add events to their calendar, no matter their calendar and device. Designed to work with every web dev stack in the most convenient way. Solving the struggle, that there is no stable url scheme working across all cases - the tool auto-adapts for you.

Hello Product Hunters! Welcome to the maybe most convenient way working with Add to Calendar Buttons. After launching the first version quite some time ago, being "Product of the Day" 🥳, it feels right to present you the latest update now. The tool went to version 2.3 already, providing you with up-to-date compatibility, tons of user-driven new features, and so much more. Still free to use and still made for developers with the aim to reduce headaches. And I know about this pain, since it was the trigger to create this tool 😬. TLDR; • Check the playground/demo at our website ➡️ https://add-to-calendar-button.com • This should instantly give you a understanding of what I am talking about. • If you're a developer, you might also want to explore the installation guide (super short and simple). • If you like what you see, support us with an upvote! 🔼 • If you do not like it, upvote would still be fine. 🤗 Looking forward to your feedback and pushing it even further in the future (together with awesome contributors). All the best, Jens Now, upvote!

@jekuer nice project. I am happy to share space with you (https://www.producthunt.com/post...)

Congratulations on the launch @jekuer! I can't think of any suggestions or improvements that are important but you haven't handled. Just honest appreciation for what you've built here! Have you worked on this alone?

@nirnimes more or less. With some awesome support of the open-source community

@jekuer that's mindblowing. How long have you been working on this?

@nirnimes around 1.5y now - very much part-time

@jekuer that's amazing. Would love to hear your thoughts on our product!

@nirnimes which one?

How does the “Add to Calendar” button handle time zone differences and daylight saving time changes?

@jorge_aguilar_avendano it does this automatically for you! We created our own library for that, which gets it's data from the official IANA database. This way, we can ensure a stable time zone support - no matter where in the world your user is located. And yes, that's a huge difference to solutions that simply generate some basic url.