Skylight Calendar 15-inch Family Organizer

The Skylight Calendar is a 15-inch touchscreen that puts every family member's schedule, chores and lists in one shared place. It syncs with the calendars you already use and works as a digital photo frame.
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How it's designed

Built for everyday family use

A 15-inch touchscreen that's easy to read

The vivid 15-inch display keeps the day's plans legible from across the room, so family members can check it in passing without stopping.

Stand it on a counter or mount it on a wall

A metal stand and a wall mount are both included, so you can place it on a counter, a shelf or the wall in a busy hallway.

Syncs with Google, iCloud and more

Connect to Wi-Fi and bring in calendars you already keep on Google or iCloud, then add events and reminders right on the screen.

Setup takes just a few minutes

The mobile app lets you manage schedules from your phone, and daily use is as simple as plugging it in and connecting to Wi-Fi.

One shared place the whole family can see

Instead of chasing updates across phones and sticky notes, your household gets one screen everyone walks past. Appointments, chores and lists stay visible all day, so plans are less likely to slip.
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Fewer dropped plans

Everyone sees the same schedule, so a change made by one parent reaches the rest of the house.

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A lighter daily load

Chores and lists live in one visible spot, so you're not the only one remembering what comes next.

Touchscreen calendar on a kitchen counter showing a family photo beside schedule blocks

Shared without asking

Family members can add their own dates, and updates show up on the shared screen and phones.

Everyday situations

Made for busy households and homes

Busy weeknight families

Multiple practices, games and appointments stay in one view, so nobody has to text for the day's plan.

Shared custody schedules

Custody weeks, visit days and handoffs sit alongside everything else, keeping the transitions visible.

Chore charts for kids

Kids can check their own tasks and mark them done, which takes some reminding off the parent's plate.

Grandparents far away

Relatives can follow along with family events and photos from far away without needing a complicated app.

Roommates and housemates

One screen for bills, chores and shared plans keeps an uneven household on the same page each week.

Work-from-home routines

Meetings, school runs and home tasks sit side by side so the whole day is easy to scan at a glance.

Make it work for you

Set it up in a few simple steps

White touchscreen calendar on its metal stand on a bright kitchen counter near a window

Find the right spot

Place it where everyone passes through, using the included stand or wall mount for a clear, steady spot.

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Plug it in and connect

Plug the calendar in, connect it to your home Wi-Fi, and follow the on-screen prompts to finish setup.

An adult's finger tapping the touchscreen calendar showing soft blurred colored calendar tiles

Add your calendars

Choose the calendars you already keep, like Google or iCloud, and bring them onto the shared screen.

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Invite the family

Give each person a profile so they can add their own dates and tasks from their phone or at the screen.

Touchscreen calendar on a kitchen counter showing checklist rows beside a fruit bowl and notepad

Keep lists going

Keep grocery and to-do lists updated during the week so nothing gets lost between school runs and busy days.

From real households

What families say after living with it

I can add a profile for everyone in the house, and they add their own dates so I'm not the one entering it all. It shows up on our phones, and when we aren't using it as a calendar it works as a picture frame.
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Dana R.Family organization got noticeably smoother
Every home should have one. The touchscreen is easy to navigate and my kids can update it without any issues. It syncs with our phones and has made planning so much easier for a busy family.
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Marcus T.Kids can update it on their own
Setup was fast and easy. Some software features are still lacking, like not sleeping automatically, so you have to set a sleep time yourself. Overall it's a solid tool for the family calendar and assigning tasks.
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Priya S.Quick setup, with a couple of caveats
Grocery and meal lists live on the same screen as our schedule, which means the kids can see what's for dinner and add things we run out of. I've stopped keeping a separate paper list on the fridge.
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Ellen W.Grocery lists finally stay in one place
We mounted it in the hallway where everyone passes, and it's become the spot we check in the morning. Events added from a phone show up within seconds, which has cut down on last-minute surprises.
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Jo K.It became the spot we check each morning
Before you decide

Questions families ask most

What is the size of the touchscreen, and will it fit on our wall?
The display measures 15 inches, which is large enough to read from across a room but still manageable on a counter. The wall mount is included, so you can check your wall space before deciding on a spot.
It supports Wi-Fi calendar syncing with platforms such as Google and iCloud, so the calendars you already keep can appear on the shared screen. Check that your calendar service is compatible before buying.
Yes. It is wall-mountable and ships with a wall mount as well as a metal stand, so you can choose a counter, shelf or wall placement without buying extra hardware for the setup.
You can set up a profile for each person and let them add their own dates, with updates visible on the shared screen and on phones that have a profile. Relatives at a distance can also send photos and videos.
Beyond the schedule, it can handle chores and chore charts, grocery and meal lists, and it works as a digital photo frame when the calendar isn’t in use, which many families like for the kitchen or hallway.
Setup is described as simple: plug it in and connect it to Wi-Fi. Have your calendar login details ready so you can bring in schedules right away, and consider placing it where everyone passes each day.

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