ICS Import: Add to Calendar

Got an .ics file that iPhone shows but won't add to your calendar? ICS Import opens it, shows every event inside, and adds the ones you pick to the calendar you choose. One tap for a whole semester timetable, a season schedule or a stack of meeting invites. WHEN YOU NEED IT • The file came through Gmail, Outlook, Spark, WhatsApp, Telegram or Messages and the share sheet has no Calendar option • Files app only shows a preview with no Add button • The file holds many events and Mail makes you add them one at a time • An updated invite (same event, new time) silently refuses to import • The file was made by Outlook or Exchange and the times come out hours off WHAT IT DOES • Reads the file on your phone. Nothing is uploaded, no account, no ads • Shows title, time, place, repeat rule and reminders before anything is added • Handles time zones the built-in importer trips on: Windows names like "Pacific Standard Time", "(UTC+08:00) …" labels, custom zones • Keeps repeat rules, skipped dates, changed occurrences and reminders • Merges several .ics files into one list and adds them together • Remembers what it already added, so opening the same file twice doesn't create duplicates • Write-only calendar access: the app can add events but cannot read the ones you already have FREE AND UNLIMITED The free version adds up to 3 events per import. A single one-time purchase removes the limit. No subscription. HOW TO USE 1. Tap the .ics file in Mail, Files, Safari, Messages or any other app 2. Tap Share, then ICS Import 3. Pick the events and the calendar, tap Add Tested against hundreds of real files from Google Calendar, Outlook, Exchange, Apple Calendar, Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard, Airbnb, Eventbrite, Meetup, TripIt and more. If a file still doesn't import the way you expect, email support with the file and it gets fixed.