Sync the Indiana Fever schedule to Google Calendar, iPhone & Outlook
All 47 Indiana Fever games of the 2026 WNBA season — home games at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, IN, in your own calendar app with tip-off times in your time zone, the TV channel, and the final score once each game ends. Download it once, or subscribe and stay in sync all season. The Fever are 29-19 so far.
The Fever are already ticked. Add more teams if you like, tick “Home games only” for just the games at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, then subscribe or download.
Choose teams (optional — none means every team)
Your calendar: Indiana Fever — every game this season
“From URL” in Google Calendar, “New Calendar Subscription” in Apple Calendar, “Subscribe from web” in Outlook — and the same link works in Fantastical, Thunderbird, and family displays such as Skylight and Cozi. “Download .ics” is a one-time import that will not update.
Next up for the Fever
No upcoming Fever games are on the schedule yet. Subscribe now and they will appear in your calendar as soon as the league posts them.
Pick a league
NBA, WNBA or NFL. Leave every team unticked for the full slate, or tick just the teams you follow.
Add it to your calendar
One tap for Google Calendar, Apple Calendar on iPhone, or Outlook. Or copy the link and paste it into any app's "subscribe from URL".
Forget about it
It is a subscription, not an import. Tip-off changes, postponements and final scores flow through on their own.
Questions
- How do I add the Fever schedule to my iPhone calendar?
- Tap "Apple Calendar" on this page with the Fever selected. iOS opens a "Subscribe to calendar" prompt; tap Subscribe and all 47 Fever games appear in the Calendar app with tip-off times in your time zone. The same link works in Settings › Calendar › Accounts › Add Subscribed Calendar.
- How do I add the Fever schedule to Google Calendar?
- Tap "Add to Google Calendar". Google opens an "Add calendar" prompt for the Fever feed; confirm it and the games appear under "Other calendars" on every device signed in to that account, including Android phones.
- How do I add the Fever schedule to Outlook?
- Tap "Outlook" for Outlook.com, or copy the iCal (.ics) link and use Add calendar › Subscribe from web. Outlook has retired its built-in sports calendars, so a subscription link is how the Fever schedule stays in Outlook now.
- Can I get just the Fever home schedule?
- Yes. Tick "Home games only" above and the feed carries only the games the Fever host at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Untick it for the full schedule, home and away.
- Does the Fever calendar update when a game moves?
- Yes. It is a live subscription: a changed tip-off, a postponement or a new national TV window flows through, and the final score is appended to each game once it ends. We rebuild the feed daily at 2 AM ET and your calendar app re-checks it on its own schedule. Prefer a one-time import? Use "Download .ics".
- Does it include WNBA playoff games?
- Yes — once the league schedules them. The feed follows the official WNBA schedule, so playoff games appear as soon as the matchups and dates are set.
- Is it free?
- Yes. No account, no app install, no charge. Remove the calendar from your app at any time.
What each event carries
- ✓The matchup as the title — away team at home team
- ✓Tip-off in your own time zone, with the ET broadcast time in the notes
- ✓The channel carrying the game, once the networks publish it
- ✓A link back to the game page on daggeranalytics.ai
- ✓The final score appended to the title once the game ends
Good to know
- •We rebuild the feeds daily at 2 AM ET, after the last game of the night.
- •Calendar apps re-check subscriptions on their own schedule. Google Calendar can take up to a day to show a change; Apple Calendar lets you choose the refresh interval.
- •Events never mark you busy, so they will not block meeting invites.
- •Change your mind? Remove the calendar in your app and it is gone — nothing to cancel here.