Skylight Calendar Digital Calendar

Skylight Calendar digital calendars put every family schedule, chore and list on one easy touchscreen. Here you can compare display sizes, plan memberships and mounting options, then choose the setup that suits your kitchen, hallway and busy week.
Start with these

Three touchscreen calendars worth comparing first

These three touchscreen displays cover the sizes and bundles most families weigh first. One arrives with a Plus Plan already included, one is the straightforward all-in-one organizer, and one brings a larger screen for bigger rooms and busier walls.

Skylight Calendar 2 - Classic White with Plus Plan, ready for shared family schedules

The classic white finish blends into most kitchens while the touchscreen carries everyone’s events, chores, dinner plans and tasks in one view. This bundle pairs the display with a Plus Plan, so plans added from any phone show up on the shared screen in moments. It is a practical start for households that update the calendar often.

Skylight Calendar Touchscreen Family Organizer for Events, Chores and Dinner Plans

This is the straightforward entry point: an all-in-one organizer on a touchscreen that shows all your events, chores, dinner plans and tasks in one place. Choose it when you want the shared view first, then add plans, photo storage or mounting hardware later as your family routine grows.

Skylight Calendar Max Large Touchscreen Command Center for Big Family Schedules

The Max centers on a larger display, which makes schedules easier to read from across an open kitchen or a busy hallway. It suits households where several people glance at the screen through the day, and it works well mounted on the wall as a family command center everyone passes.

Skylight Calendar Plus Plan Membership Keeps Everyone's Plans Flowing to the Shared Screen

This membership keeps a household’s calendars, chores and lists moving. Everyone can add plans from their own phone and watch them appear on the shared screen in moments, which matters when a practice time shifts late in the day. It suits families who update the calendar often rather than once a week.
More to consider

Plans, mounts and extras that round out the setup

Skylight Calendar Photo Storage Plan for Sharing Family Photos with Grandparents

As photos and videos arrive from grandparents, aunts and faraway friends, storage fills up faster than anyone expects. This plan adds room so the moments that matter keep appearing on the shared screen instead of sitting unseen on a phone. It pairs well with a Calendar that is already part of the daily routine.

Skylight Calendar Wall Mount to Hang the Family Schedule at Eye Level in Your Hallway

Hanging the touchscreen at eye level keeps the family schedule in view all day and frees the counter for everything else. It works well in a kitchen, hallway or playroom, where a mounted screen naturally becomes the spot everyone walks past on the way out the door.

Skylight Calendar Adjustable Stand to Tilt the Screen to a Comfortable Angle at Home

A stand lets you tilt and turn the display to a comfortable angle for the spot you use most. Lower it on a kitchen counter so little ones can check their chores, or set it on a side table by the door where the week stays easy to see all afternoon.

Skylight Calendar Replacement Power Adapter for a Worn or Lost Family Cord

A replacement plug keeps the spot where your family schedule lives powered up and steady. It is worth having on hand when a worn or lost cord would otherwise leave the house without its shared view of the week, and it suits any Calendar that stays plugged in daily.

Skylight Calendar Screen Care Kit to Keep the Touchscreen Clear of Fingerprints

With everyone touching the screen to check tomorrow’s plans, fingerprints build up quickly. This kit supplies simple tools for keeping the glass clear, so plans stay readable without anyone leaning in and squinting. It is a small upkeep habit that suits a busy household with younger kids.

Skylight Calendar Chore Card Pack That Makes Weekly Jobs Easy to Assign and Check Off

Colorful cards make the week’s jobs easy to assign and easy to check off. Kids can see their tasks and own them, which turns chores from another reminder to forget into something visible on the shared screen. It is a good match for households building a steadier weekly routine.
Where it helps

Household moments the shared Calendar makes easier

Busy school mornings

Morning check-ins: one glance shows practices, pickups and early buses.

Shared chore charts

Assign weekly jobs on visible cards and check them off together.

Grocery and dinner lists

Keep grocery and dinner plans right where everyone can add to them.

Grandparents far away

Let faraway grandparents send photos that land on the family screen.

Counter-crowded kitchens

Clear the counter with a wall mount and keep the schedule in view.

After-school pickups

Tilt the screen for little hands checking chores on a low counter.

What to compare

How size, plans and placement change the fit

Two touchscreen family calendars of different sizes side by side on a kitchen counter

Screen size basics

Bigger screens read from farther away, which helps open kitchens.

Phone and touchscreen calendar on a counter during a quiet planning moment

Plan options to weigh

A yearly plan can differ from a monthly one in how you pay each month.

Touchscreen family calendar mounted on a hallway wall beside a kitchen doorway

Mounting and placement

Wall mounts clear counters, while stands let little ones reach the screen.

Touchscreen calendar on a counter with a small stack of colorful chore cards nearby

Bundles and add-ons

Bundles that include a plan or storage can save you from adding them later.

Four directions to narrow the Calendar choice

Standard family size

Standard size fits a counter or nook and still reads across a room.

Max large display

Max adds a larger display for open kitchens and long hallways.

Classic white bundle

Classic white bundles pair the display with a plan to start.

Plan memberships

Plan memberships suit households that add plans and lists often.

Mounting options

Mounts and stands change where the screen lives in your home.

Care and chore add-ons

Care kits and chore cards extend everyday use after the setup day.

Family voices

First-person notes from shared-schedule homes

Common questions

Answers for families weighing the Calendar choice

Which Skylight Calendar size works best in an average family kitchen?
Larger displays like the Max are easier to read across an open room, while the standard size fits a counter or hallway nook. Think about how far away people usually stand, and how much wall or counter space you can spare before you pick.
The Calendar shows schedules and chores on its own, and a plan membership is aimed at households that add plans often and want them flowing to the shared screen in moments. If several people update the calendar each week, the plan earns its keep.
Yes. Photos and videos can arrive from anywhere in the world and show up on the shared display, so faraway family stay part of the daily picture. A photo storage plan simply adds room as the collection grows over the years.
The Max is built around a larger display that reads well in bigger rooms, while the standard Calendar covers the same everyday organizing in a smaller footprint. Both handle events, chores, dinner plans and tasks the same way.
A wall mount hangs the touchscreen at eye level in a kitchen, hallway or playroom and keeps the counter clear. If you would rather keep it movable, an adjustable stand tilts the display to a comfortable angle for the spot you use most.
A care kit keeps the screen readable when small hands visit it all day, and chore cards give kids something visible to own. Neither is required, but both make the shared screen easier to live with week after week.

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