The Skylight Calendar, reinvented

Meet the 15-inch touchscreen that puts every family schedule, chore and list in one visible place. Upgraded hardware and a brighter display make it easy to read from across the room.
Built for daily use

Designed for the middle of family life

A brighter 15-inch Full HD screen

The upgraded display renders your week at 1920 x 1080 FHD, so calendar entries stay legible from the couch or the kitchen island without anyone squinting.

Snap Frames you can swap out

Magnetic Snap Frames attach and swap in seconds, letting you change the look to match a season, a holiday, or the room the Calendar lives in.

Countertop stand or wall mount

Set it on a counter with the tilt-capable stand or hang it on the wall using the included mount and bubble level, whichever suits your space better.

16GB of room for photos and lists

With 16GB built in, the Calendar stores plenty of photos for the screensaver alongside everyone's schedules, tasks, tasks and custom lists.

What changes once it's on your counter

When everyone can see the same week, fewer plans slip through the cracks. Kids check their own tasks, dinner gets decided before anyone is hungry, and photos from grandparents arrive right where the whole family can see them.
Family of four gathered at a kitchen island looking at the Skylight Calendar's shared weekly schedule

Fewer dropped plans

One shared schedule means no one is working from a different version of the week, so plans actually stick around.

Child at the Skylight Calendar checking off a chore on the touchscreen task list with a rewards star

Kids do their part

Visible chores with color coding and Rewards turn 'did you do it?' into something kids check for themselves.

Skylight Calendar on a living room console displaying family photos in screensaver mode

Dinner, sorted early

Meal Planning lets you put the week's ideas in one place, so the nightly 'what's for dinner' question fades.

Where it fits best

Good company for busy households

Several schedules at home

When two working parents and three kids each have somewhere to be, one screen keeps the whole picture visible.

Chores that need a nudge

Tasks Manager and Rewards give kids a clear checklist and a small win, so reminders come from the screen, not you.

Planning dinners weekly

Enter meal ideas for the week and end the nightly debate, with the plan visible right beside everyone's appointments.

Grandparents far away

Family members can send photos that land on the screen, so long-distance updates become part of daily life.

Small spaces, big screen

Wall-mount it in a hallway or entry so the schedule greets everyone on the way out, with no desk space required.

Screen-loving kids

The colorful interface and Disney Mode make checking the calendar something kids actually want to do after school.

Getting set up

Five ways to make it a daily habit

Choosing a countertop spot for the Skylight Calendar near the kitchen entry

Pick a spot first

Choose a countertop or wall spot everyone walks past, so the schedule is seen without anyone having to go looking for it.

Adult holding a phone beside the Skylight Calendar while connecting family calendars

Sync your calendars

Connect the calendars you already use so appointments appear on their own, with no retyping of every event each week.

Parent and child adding colored chore tasks together on the Skylight Calendar touchscreen

Add the family's tasks

Set up chores in Tasks Manager with colors and Rewards, then let each person check off their own list at the end of the day.

Hands swapping a magnetic Snap Frame onto the edge of the Skylight Calendar

Swap the Snap Frame

Change the magnetic frame for a new season or a holiday to keep the display feeling fresh in your shared family space.

Grandmother's photo appearing on the Skylight Calendar screensaver in a family hallway

Keep photos coming in

Invite relatives to send photos and videos so the screensaver stays full of new moments from people who live far away.

First-hand family stories

What families say after a few weeks

Before you decide

Questions families ask before buying

How easy is it to set up the Skylight Calendar in a busy home?
Setup is quick: reviewers report being up and running in under ten minutes. You place the Calendar, connect it and sync the calendars you already use, so the week is on screen the same day it arrives.
Tasks Manager and Color Coding come up most, since chores and schedules stay visible for everyone. Meal Planning, Custom Lists and a Photo Screensaver also get daily use, keeping plans and family photos in one place.
Kids tend to take to it quickly. The screen feels familiar, color coding makes their tasks easy to follow, and Rewards stars give them a reason to check in. Several families report more kids doing chores unprompted.
Reviews are strongly positive overall, but experiences vary. Some buyers report setup or connectivity hiccups worth checking before relying on the Calendar for time-sensitive plans, so keep a backup for week one.
The display measures about 15 by 9.12 inches and sits roughly 1.13 inches deep, so it fits most counters. A tilt-capable stand is included, along with a wall mount and bubble level if you prefer it off the surface.
Calendar 2 keeps the 15-inch size but upgrades the hardware and uses a brighter display. It is modeled after the larger Calendar Max design and adds swappable Snap Frames, so the look can change with your home.

More ways families use their Calendar

Large touchscreen family calendar mounted on a kitchen wall in soft morning light

Skylight Digital Wall Calendar

Here you’ll find the touchscreen calendar families use as a shared command center, plus the mounts, shields, styluses and power pieces that keep it readable. Compare by room, routine and how much your kids take part before choosing.

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The Skylight Calendar 2 touchscreen family calendar standing on its countertop stand in a bright kitchen.

Skylight Calendar 2

The Skylight Calendar 2 puts every family schedule, chore, and list on one 15-inch touchscreen, so mornings start with a glance instead of a scramble. Upgrades include interchangeable Snap Frames, a redesigned stand, and faster processing.

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