Put a community calendar on its own branded domain.
Give each community one public calendar home with DNS records, feed URLs, subscription links, and a handoff packet that organizers can pass to their domain or Cloudflare owner.
Create the branded calendar configuration and DNS values for the community.
Add the CNAME and TXT records in the domain provider or Cloudflare zone.
Confirm the TXT token and route the custom host to the calendar surface.
Publish Apple, Google, Outlook, and raw ICS links on the community profile.
Routes the branded calendar host to the Cloudflare Pages app.
Proves organizer control of the custom calendar domain.
Attendees can subscribe from their own calendar app.
Attendees subscribe once and keep seeing the latest meetup updates.
Community identity stays visible even when registrations happen elsewhere.
The technical owner gets exact records, URLs, and verification status.
The same destination can preserve past events, talks, and materials.