Skylight Calendar, the Shared Family Screen

The Skylight Calendar puts the whole family's week on one 15-inch screen. Mount it on the wall or tilt it on the counter, and everyone checks the same plan before they head out.
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Built for everyday family life

Features that keep the whole week visible

A 15-inch screen you can wall-mount or tilt

Measures about 15 by 9.12 by 1.13 inches, so it sits on a counter or hangs on a wall with the included mount, and setup takes about ten minutes.

Color coding for every person at home

Give each person a color of their own, so anyone can spot their day at a glance instead of reading the whole week out loud.

Tasks and lists that live with the schedule

Chore lists and custom lists sit right beside appointments, so kids see what is theirs and grown-ups stop repeating the same reminder.

Snap Frames you can swap for a new look

Interchangeable Snap Frames let you match the kitchen or hallway, while the calendar keeps syncing new events from the mobile app.

Less mental load, more days that run smoothly

When everyone sees the same plan, fewer things get dropped. The Calendar turns scattered texts and sticky notes into one visible page, so mornings start calmer and no one has to be the family’s memory.
Skylight Calendar on a kitchen wall showing color-coded family events for the week

Fewer missed details

Appointments and plans sit in one place everyone checks, so the details don't rest on one parent's memory.

Parent and child checking the Skylight Calendar together at the kitchen counter in the morning

Mornings start calmer

Everyone glances at the day before leaving the house, which cuts down on the last-minute scramble for what's next.

Child reading a color-coded chore list on the Skylight Calendar in a family hallway

Chores feel doable

Visible tasks and color coding help kids see what's theirs and finish it without constant reminders.

Where it fits at home

Families and moments this calendar suits

Busy school mornings

Check everyone's start times and practices over breakfast, so nobody leaves without what they need.

Shared chore duty

Put each person's tasks on the shared screen so kids can see what's theirs without being asked twice.

Two-parent schedules

Both grown-ups see the same week, which cuts the back-and-forth about who is driving where.

Caregivers and sitters

Anyone covering the day can read the plan and the lists without a tour of the family group chat.

Seasons of change

New routines, sports seasons or a move are easier when the whole week stays in one visible place.

Photo frames at rest

Between busy days the screen can show family photos, so it stays worth looking at on the wall.

Make it work for your home

How to set up the calendar at home

Parent placing the Skylight Calendar onto its tilt stand on a kitchen counter

Unbox and mount it

Set it up on the counter with the tilt stand, or on a wall with the included mount in about ten minutes.

Adult on a couch adding an event through the mobile app while the Skylight Calendar sits across the room

Sync the mobile app

Download the mobile app and pair it with the calendar so anyone at home can add an event from their phone.

Child pointing at their own color band on the Skylight Calendar in a family hallway

Color code each person

Give each person their own color so their events are easy to spot on the shared screen at a glance.

Parent and child checking off a chore list on the Skylight Calendar at the kitchen counter

Add lists and chores

List the chores and let kids check them off, so reminders turn into something they finish on their own.

Person sliding a Snap Frame onto the Skylight Calendar in a dining nook

Snap on a new frame

Swap the interchangeable Snap Frames when the room changes or a season rolls around for the new look.

From families who use it

What changed once it went on the wall

We used to run on texts and sticky notes, and something always slipped through. Now the whole week sits on the wall by the back door. The kids check it before school, and their chores get done without me saying it twice.
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Danielle R.Two kids, two schedules, one shared screen
I added my shifts from the app on break, and my wife added the kids' practices from home. Both showed up on the screen the same evening. We stopped the daily "who is driving who" texts almost right away.
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Marcus T.Shift work and practices, finally in sync
I was the one who remembered everything, which got exhausting. Now appointments, lists and meals live on one screen in the kitchen. I still do the planning, but I am not the only one holding the week in my head.
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Priya S.The mental load got lighter at home
Setup took about ten minutes with the stand, and I hung it on the wall later that same week. Adding a color for each kid took longer than the setup itself, and it has been easy to keep up with ever since.
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Jenna M.Quicker setup than I had expected
Mornings used to start with three questions before coffee. Now everyone glances at the calendar on the way out the door, and the last-minute scrambles are mostly gone. It is a small change that made the house calmer.
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Rob & KimCalmer mornings, fewer questions
Answers before you decide

Practical questions families ask us

How does a digital calendar actually help a busy family stay organized?
It gives everyone one shared view of the week instead of scattered texts and paper notes. Because events sync from the mobile app, one update shows up for the whole household, which cuts down on the back-and-forth about who is where and when.
Many families do. The display holds several calendars at once and adds things paper can’t, like custom lists, color coding, and tasks. When no schedule is showing, it can display photos, so it stays useful between busy days.
Yes. Everyone can contribute through the mobile app, and entries sync to the display. Color coding and customized views mean each person’s schedule is easy to spot while still living on one shared screen in the house.
Look for simple setup, app-based adding, color coding, tasks, and lists you can shape to your household. The Skylight Calendar covers those, plus interchangeable Snap Frames and a stand or wall mount so it fits your space.
Put chores and lists where everyone already looks, then assign them with color coding so kids know what’s theirs. Several families say the visible tasks turned constant reminders into something children finish on their own.
It measures about 15 inches by 9.12 by 1.13 inches, so it fits a countertop or a wall. Setup takes around ten minutes with the tilt-capable stand or the included mount, and orders ship in one to two business days.

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