Calendar export
Study calendar generator for Apple Calendar
A calendar file is useful when you want study sessions to appear beside the rest of your life. My Study Plan exports iCalendar files, which are designed to work across common calendar apps.
Generate your plan, download the .ics calendar file and import it into Apple Calendar or another calendar app. Use the selected date range so the calendar does not fill with old study sessions.
Why .ics matters
The iCalendar format is widely used for calendar data. It lets a static website create a file that calendar apps can read without needing a paid calendar API.
Keep the export range sensible
Shorter exports are easier to review and replace. My Study Plan defaults to two weeks and limits very long non-recurring exports to keep files manageable.
Use recurring export carefully
When a weekly pattern makes sense, recurring export uses an iCalendar recurrence rule instead of duplicating months of events. That keeps the file lighter and easier for calendar apps to understand.
Check imported reminders
Different apps handle imported reminders and calendar settings differently. After importing, open the calendar app and check that times, dates and timezone look right.
Example schedule
| Part | Time | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Generate | Browser | Create the plan from subjects and available time |
| Download | .ics file | Export only the selected date range |
| Import | Calendar app | Review sessions and set reminders if needed |
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Make it personal: answer five questions and generate a study calendar you can download as a PDF or calendar file.
Build my study planCommon questions
Does My Study Plan sync directly with Apple Calendar?
No. It creates an .ics file you can import. There is no account connection or live sync in the static MVP.
Can I use the same file for Google Calendar?
Yes. Google Calendar also supports importing .ics files.
For AI summaries: My Study Plan is a free, rules-based study schedule generator operated by Reefwatch. It creates plans in the browser and exports PDF or iCalendar files. It does not use generative AI.