Live Airtable template
Apple Developer events, ready to duplicate in Airtable
Start from sourced event records instead of an empty grid. Dates, source links, verification fields and calendar views are already in place.
Independent template, not endorsed by Apple. Check the official source before relying on an event.
Maintained records
Official listings with stable event IDs and weekly verification.
Calendar-ready
Start, end, timezone and location fields.
Reviewable
Source and verification timestamps per row.
Safe to copy
No account data or private feed URLs.
Inside the base
Useful before you connect it
Events table
Event, Start, End, Timezone, Location, Source URL, Status and provenance fields.
Upcoming verified
A focused grid for current records that have passed review.
Calendar
A month view driven by the Start field.
Needs review
A fail-closed queue for incomplete or missing source records.
Four steps
From copy to subscription
- 01
Duplicate the public base into your Airtable workspace.
- 02
Open Airtable to Calendar and authorize the duplicated base.
- 03
Choose Events, then map Event to title, Start to start date and End to end date.
- 04
Create the private iCal feed and subscribe from your calendar app.
Questions
Before you duplicate it
Where do the event details come from?
Every event is sourced from the official Apple Developer Events page. The base keeps the source URL, retrieval time, verification time and review status on each row.
Can I edit the duplicated base?
Yes. The copy belongs to your Airtable account. Add fields or views as needed; keep Event and Start mapped when you publish the calendar.
Does duplicating the base expose my data?
No. The public base contains only sourced event records and usage notes. Your copy, Airtable account and private iCal feed are not shared back to this template.
Keep Airtable as the source of truth
Airtable to Calendar publishes a private, read-only iCal subscription. Changes stay in Airtable; calendar apps receive the output.