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Managing multiple kids in multiple sports? We make the chaos manageable.
Stop typing. We create an .ICS file that subscribes instantly to iPhone Calendar, Google Calendar, and Outlook.
Coaching the team? Send the whole schedule to TeamSnap or TeamLinkt instead of asking twenty parents to import it themselves.
Grandma wants to know when the games are? Send her one link and she's synced for the whole season.
If the coach sends a revised PDF, just upload it again. We can handle updates and conflict detection (coming soon).
Yes. Fixture lists are recognised as such: the opponent becomes the event title and the rink, field or stadium is kept as the location. Games, practices and tournament days each become their own event, and you can edit or delete any of them before exporting.
That works. Photographs and screenshots are read the same way as PDFs, as long as the text is legible - PDF, PNG, JPG or WebP up to 5MB. Glare, heavy skew or very faint printing are where it struggles, and it will tell you it found nothing rather than guess.
No. One credit converts one document however many games are in it, so a 40-game season costs the same single credit as a 5-game one. New accounts start with three free credits, and a conversion that finds nothing usable is not charged.
Yes. Turn on sharing and you get a link; anyone who opens it can add the same games to their own calendar. Times are kept exactly as printed rather than converted, so a 6:00 PM face-off shows as 6:00 PM on every device that opens the file.
If it has dates and times, Doc2Calendar can put it on your calendar.