For civil engineers and public works professionals
ICues brings conferences, PDH training, webinars and local chapter meetings from ASCE, APWA, AGC, TRB and 50+ more organizations into one free feed.
The short answer
ICues is a free infrastructure events app that brings conferences, webinars, training sessions, and networking events into one searchable feed. Follow the organizations and chapters you care about, save the events that matter, add them to your calendar, and keep follow-up notes on the people you meet.
Who it's for
Find conferences, workshops and webinars that list PDH credits, so continuing education for your PE license is easier to plan.
ASCE, AISC, ACI, NCSEA, Geo-Institute, NSPE
Track public works conferences, water and wastewater events, and chapter meetings on asset management, stormwater and operations.
APWA, AWWA, WEF, NACWA, SWANA, WateReuse
See transportation research, traffic, transit and highway events, including state DOT workshops and industry days.
TRB, ITE, ARTBA, AASHTO, APTA, state DOTs
Find industry days, procurement and networking events, and keep notes on the people you meet for follow-up.
AGC, DBIA, CMAA, ACEC, SAME, ABC
How ICues works
Choose the infrastructure orgs, communities, and vendors you care about. Your feed updates automatically as they publish new events.
No more scattered LinkedIn posts, email threads, or spreadsheets. ICues organizes upcoming events in a clean, scannable timeline.
Tap to save events to your calendar. Get reminders before they start so you can plan your week with intention.
Log who you met and add notes. Your follow-ups stay connected to the event, not buried in your inbox.
Built for infrastructure professionals who attend, connect, and follow up consistently.
iOS · Android · Web · Free to start
Sources
ICues collects events from more than 50 professional organizations and public agencies, plus more than 150 of their local chapters. New events are added every week.
Questions and answers
ICues is a free infrastructure events app that brings conferences, webinars, training sessions, and networking events into one searchable feed. Follow organizations and chapters, save events, add them to your calendar, and keep follow-up notes on the people you meet.
ICues is for civil engineers, infrastructure project managers, public-works and transportation professionals, consultants, agency staff, and other practitioners who need to keep up with industry events without checking dozens of organization websites and newsletters.
Use the PDH filter in ICues to see conferences, workshops, webinars and chapter lunch-and-learns whose organizers list professional development hours (PDH) or continuing education credit. Open an event to see the organizer's details, and check your state licensing board's rules to confirm the credit counts toward your PE license renewal.
ICues tracks national conferences such as the ASCE annual convention, APWA PWX, the TRB Annual Meeting, AWWA ACE and WEFTEC, along with state and regional chapter conferences, state DOT events, workshops and webinars. New events are added automatically every week.
Yes. Set your location in ICues to filter events by distance, or follow local chapters of ASCE, APWA, ITE and other societies to see their meetings, lunch-and-learns and networking events in your area.
ICues aggregates events from more than 50 professional organizations and public agencies, including ASCE, APWA, AGC, TRB, ITE, AWWA, WEF, ACI, AISC, DBIA, and several state DOTs, plus more than 150 local chapters. You can follow the organizations and chapters that matter to your work.
Tap the heart icon on an event card or the Save button on the event details page. Saved events appear in My Events. To add one to your calendar, open the event and tap Add to Calendar, then choose your preferred calendar app.
Yes. ICues is free to download and use.
You can use ICues on iPhone through the App Store or in a web browser through the ICues web app at app.icuesus.com. The same feed helps you discover, save, and plan infrastructure events in either place.
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