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Running a week that holds together, on a Mac calendar.
Event import and export not working: what to check, in order
Event import and export failing on a Mac? Check the file, the destination app, and the result in order, with Google, Apple Calendar and Outlook specifics.
Event import and export: what the free tier covers
Event import and export costs nothing in Google, Apple or Outlook.com. Here is where the free route stops, what paid sync costs, and how often decides it.
Event import and export: what it does and where it breaks down
Event import and export explained from the file up: what an .ics file holds, what survives the move between Google, Apple and Outlook, and where it breaks.
Event import and export: the setup order that holds up
Event import and export on Google Calendar and Mac Calendar, in the order that avoids cleanup: decide copy or connect, make a landing calendar, pick scope and format, then check.
Itsycal alternatives: what you can drop
Looking for Itsycal alternatives? Start from the reason you want to switch, then match it to macOS built-ins, Dato, MeetingBar, or a full calendar, with what each gives up.
Itsycal: how to decide what you need
Deciding on Itsycal comes down to three questions: where your calendars live, whether you read or write events, and your Mac. Then the details that settle it for some.
Itsycal not working: what to check, in order
Itsycal fuguai, or Itsycal not working on a Mac: a check order for a missing menu bar icon, missing events, uneditable events, odd week numbers and crashes.
Itsycal: what the free tier covers
Itsycal ryoukin, or what Itsycal costs: the app is free with no paid tier. What that covers, what it never will, and the costs that sit outside the app itself.