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Export your CUNY schedule to calendar apps in one click Export your CUNY schedule to any calendar app in just one click! CUNY to Calendar makes it effortless to get your class schedule into Google Calendar, Outlook, Apple Calendar, or any other calendar application that supports .ics files. KEY FEATURES: • One-click export from CUNYFIRST schedule pages • Works with both Student Center and Schedule Builder • Automatic recurring events with proper end dates • Customizable reminder notifications (10 or 30 minutes) • Supports complex schedules with multiple meeting patterns • No data leaves your browser - completely private HOW IT WORKS: 1. Navigate to your CUNY schedule page 2. Click the "Export Schedule" button 3. Choose your reminder preference 4. Download the .ics file 5. Import into your favorite calendar app PRIVACY FIRST: Your schedule data never leaves your browser. This extension works entirely offline and does not collect, store, or transmit any personal information to external servers. SUPPORTED PAGES: • CUNYFIRST Student Center (CLASS_SCHEDULE pages) • Schedule Builder (schedulebuilder.cuny.edu) • All CUNY campuses and terms TECHNICAL DETAILS: • Uses standard iCalendar (.ics) format • Properly handles recurring weekly events • Timezone-aware (America/New_York) • Modern Manifest V3 extension • Fast and lightweight (84KB) Perfect for CUNY students who want to: • Sync class schedules with personal calendars • Get automatic reminders for classes • Share schedules with study groups • Keep track of office hours and labs Made with ❤️ for the CUNY community.
Aug 7, 2025
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