Individual sub-calendars are contained within your master calendar. You can create multiple sub-calendars, color-code them, and organize them in folders.

Each Teamup subscription level allows a certain number of sub-calendars. 

If you use folders to organize sub-calendars, the folders do not count towards the total number of sub-calendars unless the folders are also active sub-calendars.

When is a folder just a folder?

When you organize sub-calendars in a folder, you have two options: 

1. The folder is only a folder.
2. The folder is also a sub-calendar. 

Creating a folder

Folders are created by adding the folder name in front of the sub-calendar name, like this: 

• Folder 1 > Blue calendar
• Folder 1 > Red calendar
• Folder 1 > Yellow calendar

Here's how it looks in the settings. Notice there are 6 active calendars. 

And here is how the sub-calendars and folders look on the calendar:

The folders are gray with black font. They are folders only (not active sub-calendars) and do not count toward the sub-calendar limit. 

Turning a folder into an active sub-calendar

If you create a sub-calendar with the same name as a folder, e.g. Folder 1, then the folder will also be an active sub-calendar: 

Here is how these sub-calendars and folders look on the calendar:

  
Notice that the folders have their own color and have white font when they are active sub-calendars as well as folders. When folders are active sub-calendars, they do count toward the sub-calendar limit.