Skylight Calendar 2: One Shared Family View

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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Built for Everyday Family Life

Designed to Be Seen, Touched, and Trusted

A 15-inch Full-HD Touchscreen

The 1920x1080 display gives schedules, color coding, and photos plenty of room to read from across the kitchen, without squinting at a phone.

Snap Frames You Can Swap Out

A removable magnetic Snap Frame lets you change the look of the Calendar 2 to match the room, then click a new one back into place.

Countertop Stand or Wall Mount

The redesigned tilt-capable stand sits safely on a counter, and the included wall mount with a bubble level helps you hang it straight.

Color Coding for Every Person

Give each family member a color and the week reads at a glance, so you can spot a busy Tuesday in seconds rather than scanning entries.

Less Guessing, More Follow-Through at Home

When everyone can see the same day, fewer plans get dropped. The Calendar 2 turns scattered calendars and to-dos into one calm display, so kids check themselves and parents spend less time asking what is next.
Parents and two children gathered at a kitchen counter looking at the Skylight Calendar 2 touchscreen schedule.

Fewer Missed Mornings

Everyone sees the day before asking, so practices and pickups stop relying on one parent's memory.

A child tapping a star task card on the Skylight Calendar 2 touchscreen in a family kitchen.

Kids Own Their Tasks

Checking off a chore and earning a star gives children a small, satisfying reason to manage their own day.

Close view of a colored shopping list on the Skylight Calendar 2 screen with an adult hand resting nearby.

One Place for Lists

Groceries, dinners, and custom lists share one screen, so the family stops texting reminders all afternoon.

Where It Fits at Home

Six Ways Families Put It to Work

Busy Weekday Mornings

Parents and kids check one screen for practices, appointments, and pickups before anyone leaves the house.

Shared Meal Planning

Plan dinners on the same display as the calendar, so the cook knows the week and the list stays current.

Chores and Allowance

Interactive chore charts and star rewards give kids a visible reason to finish tasks without constant reminding.

Grocery and Custom Lists

Add items from the mobile app and they appear on the Calendar, so the list is ready at the store.

Photos from Far Away

A photo screensaver turns quiet moments into family updates from grandparents who live far away. Plus Plan.

Homeschool and Routines

Homeschool blocks, bedtime routines, and weekend plans stay visible so younger kids stay oriented all day.

Set Up in a Few Steps

From Box to Family Command Center

A woman placing the Skylight Calendar 2 on a kitchen counter near a doorway.

Pick the Right Spot

Set it where everyone passes, or mount it at eye level with the included hardware and the bubble level.

An adult's hands holding a smartphone beside the Skylight Calendar 2 on a kitchen counter.

Set Up With the App

Download the mobile app and follow the on-screen steps so everyone can add plans from their own phones.

Two adults and a child standing in front of the color-coded Skylight Calendar 2 schedule.

Add Everyone's Colors

Create a color for each person and sync the calendars you already use, so the week appears without retyping.

Two children tapping task rows on the Skylight Calendar 2 touchscreen at a kitchen table.

Build Lists and Chores

Set up custom lists and a chore chart, then let kids check items off and collect stars for finished tasks.

Two adult hands snapping a colored magnetic Snap Frame onto the front of the Skylight Calendar 2.

Swap the Snap Frame

Change the removable magnetic Snap Frame when the season changes, and tilt the stand for a comfortable view.

From Skylight Calendar Homes

What Families Say After a Few Weeks

I worried it would be hard to set up or that my family would not use it, but the opposite happened. The kids manage their own schedules now and they enjoy the interactive features. It has saved us real time planning each day.
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Danielle R.The kids took over their own schedules within days
The color coding is the standout for us. Everyone has a color, so we see at a glance who has what going on. After a few months of planning activities this way, our family schedules feel far simpler than before.
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Marcus T.Color coding makes a busy week readable at a glance
My wife was hesitant about a digital calendar, but she raves about how intuitive it is. Syncing our existing calendars made it effortless to keep everything in one place, and the photo screensaver adds a nice personal touch.
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Priya S.Intuitive enough to win over a hesitant spouse
My kids enjoy earning stars for finishing tasks, and the rewards system really motivates them. They find the task manager genuinely engaging, and checking items off has become something they look forward to each afternoon.
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Jenna W.Star rewards got the children checking tasks daily
My kids love having a screen they can interact with, and it encourages them to handle their own schedules and chores. I love the planning features; everything is visually organized and stress at home has noticeably dropped.
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Tom H.Visually organized planning lowered stress at home
Before You Decide

Answers Families Ask Most Often

What comes in the box, and what do I need to get started?
The Calendar 2 starts at $299.99 and is listed in stock. You will use the Skylight mobile app to sign in and add your family’s calendars, lists, and colors, then place it on the countertop stand or mount it to the wall.
Yes. The mobile app connects the calendars your family already keeps on your phones, and those entries appear in one combined view. Each person keeps a color, which makes a busy week easy to scan from across the room.
Rewards, Meal Planning, Photo Screensaver, Magic Import, and Disney Mode are listed as Plus Plan features. Tasks Manager, Color Coding, Custom Lists, Customized Views, and the Mobile App come with the calendar itself.
The screen measures 15 inches diagonally in a body that is 15 by 9.12 by 1.13 inches, with 1920 by 1080 resolution and 16GB of storage. It sits on a tilt-capable stand or mounts to the wall if counter space is tight.
Reviews often point to the interactive task manager and star rewards as the draw, because children like checking items off themselves. Color coding also helps them find their own day without asking a parent for help each morning.
The product carries a 4.8 rating from 3,801 reviews. Owners describe simpler schedule management, easier color-coded planning, and a photo screensaver that adds a personal touch to shared spaces in the home.

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