A flyer someone means to remember is a flyer they forget. This code puts the date, time, and place straight into their calendar, with the reminder already attached.
This code is static and permanent. To change where it points after printing, .
A flyer someone means to remember is a flyer they forget. This code puts the date, time, and place straight into their calendar, with the reminder already attached.
A scan offers to save the event with the title, location, and start and end times already filled in, on iOS Calendar or Google Calendar.
The event is a vCalendar record encoded in the pattern itself, so it adds to the calendar even on a printed ticket in a venue with no signal.
The entry sits in their week with a reminder attached and resurfaces when they plan, instead of relying on them returning to a landing page.
Put a full street address in the location and most calendar apps turn it into a map link, quietly answering the how-do-I-get-there question.
The title is what they see months later in a crowded week. 'Summer Product Launch, Riverside Hall' beats 'Launch Event', because by then they will not remember whose launch it was.
A full street address turns into a tappable map link in most calendar apps, which quietly solves the how-do-I-get-there question. For an online event, put the joining link there instead.
Times are encoded exactly as you enter them, so use the local time at the venue. For a multi-day conference, generate one code per session rather than one block covering three days, attendees want the sessions, not the whole event, on their calendar.
Flyers, posters, tickets, invitations, email footers, the last slide of the pitch deck. Add the words 'Scan to add to your calendar' next to it, because a bare code on an invitation is ambiguous and people will not risk it.

The code carries a vCalendar event record, so the phone recognises it as a calendar entry and offers to add it. On iOS this opens in the Calendar app; on Android it goes to Google Calendar. There is nothing to download and no page to load, which means it also works in a venue with no signal, a real advantage on printed tickets and conference badges.
A poster that sends people to a landing page relies on them coming back later, and most do not. A calendar entry survives the intention: it sits in their week with a reminder, and it shows up when they are planning. If you are choosing one code for a printed invitation, this is the one that turns interest into attendance.
If the details might move, a rescheduled date, a changed venue, a webinar link issued closer to the day, a static calendar code cannot be corrected once printed. In that case point a dynamic link at your event page, update it as things change, and keep the calendar code for the final printed programme once the details are locked.

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Editable codes, scan tracking, and analytics are included on the free plan. Your own domain, logo, frames, and team seats come with a paid plan when you need them.
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