Calendar Builder makes the .ics file that Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, and Outlook all read. Type events in a form, or load a CSV where each row is a date and a title, and it writes a valid calendar. It also opens an .ics you already have so you can correct a time zone, fix a broken line, or merge two files into one.
The events are assembled in the page. No calendar data is sent anywhere.
Any that follow the iCalendar standard: Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook, Thunderbird, Fastmail, and Proton Calendar.
ISO dates like 2026-03-14 or 2026-03-14T09:00 are safest. The importer will tell you which rows it could not read.
Yes, the common patterns: daily, weekly, monthly, and a count or end date. Complex rules may need a manual edit of the exported file.
No. The file is built on your device and downloads from there.