Separate schedule viewing from schedule editing
Public pages can expose published assignments without giving viewers access to the protected planning and management workspace.
RoleSchedule gives teams clean public schedule pages that members can view without registering, while supported group and member views can also subscribe directly to a live calendar feed in Google Calendar.
Share one stable schedule link instead of screenshots, then let people who live in Google Calendar subscribe once. Published changes keep flowing through the same feed as Google refreshes the subscription.
Public schedule access gives your team a simple way to share schedules online so members can check assignments without extra steps.
Viewers can use Sync to Google once and stay subscribed to the same live RoleSchedule calendar feed instead of importing a new file after every normal schedule change.
Public schedule pages help reduce repeated schedule questions and make it easier to keep everyone informed without extra follow-up.
Public schedule access means members can view schedules through a shareable online page instead of needing a user account just to check assignments. This makes schedule access easier for the people who only need to see when they are working, where they are assigned, or what the current schedule looks like.
Public pages can expose published assignments without giving viewers access to the protected planning and management workspace.
Different public surfaces let teams provide broader or more focused views instead of sending the same giant schedule to everyone.
A compact schedule view is easier to use in the field than a spreadsheet screenshot that requires zooming and constant resending.
Supported group and member pages expose a live calendar feed. Viewers can subscribe in Google Calendar or copy the feed URL for another calendar app, and the same feed remains valid as published assignments change.
When the published schedule changes, viewers can return to the same page or wait for their subscribed calendar to refresh instead of searching through old attachments or chat history.
A schedule only helps if people can actually see it. Public schedule access makes assignments easier to check, reduces unnecessary admin work, and gives teams a simpler way to keep everyone informed.
Public schedule access is a way to share schedules through an online page that members can view without needing to register or sign in.
It makes schedules easier to view, reduces repeated follow-up questions, and gives members a simpler way to check assignments online.
Yes. RoleSchedule uses a live subscription feed rather than a one-time calendar import. Normal published changes remain available through the same feed URL and appear when Google refreshes that subscription.
RoleSchedule combines read-only organization, group, and member views with live group/member calendar subscriptions so viewers can choose the schedule experience that fits how they actually work.