One Big Screen for the Whole Family's Week

The 27-inch Skylight Calendar Max puts everyone's plans, chores and lists on one wall-mounted touchscreen, so the day is clear before anyone has to ask.
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Built for daily family use

Big Screen, Simple Daily Tools

A 27-inch QHD screen you can read across the room

At 27 inches diagonal with a 2560 x 1440 QHD display, the schedule is readable from across the kitchen, not just from right up close.

Color coding the whole family understands

Color coding gives every person and calendar their own shade, so a glance tells you whose day is full without opening anything.

A mobile app for updates on the go

The free mobile app lets you add events, tasks and grocery items from anywhere, and they show up on the wall screen right away.

Wall mount with a built-in bubble level

A wall mount comes in the box with a built-in bubble level, so hanging it straight feels like a small job rather than a weekend project.

What Changes Once It's on the Wall

Once it is on the wall, nobody has to ask what is happening today. Plans, chores and lists sit in one visible place, so kids can check for themselves and parents spend less time repeating the same reminders.
Parent and child at a kitchen counter looking up at the wall-mounted Skylight Calendar Max during morning routine

Fewer Morning Questions

Everyone sees the same day before anyone asks, so mornings move without repeated questions at the counter.

One child reaching out to check off a chore on the Skylight Calendar Max touchscreen in a hallway

Chores Kids Take On

Kids check their own tasks and mark them off themselves, which turns reminding into a habit they own.

One adult hand holding a phone adding groceries to a list that appears on the Skylight Calendar Max in the kitchen

Dinner Made Simpler

Plan dinners for the week, then push whatever is missing straight to a grocery list the whole house can see.

Made for busy households

Where the Calendar Max Fits Best

Busy school mornings

Check practices, drop-offs and permission slips over breakfast before anyone leaves the house.

Homes with busy weeks

Multiple calendars sit side by side, so overlapping plans are visible days ahead instead of at the door.

Shared chore duty

Color-coded tasks and a rewards system give kids a clear list to work through without constant prompting.

Meal planning rotation

Plan the week's dinners on the screen, then build the grocery list from the same place.

Grandparents far away

Photos arrive from relatives living elsewhere and appear on the screensaver between schedule views.

Home command center

Grocery runs, custom lists and family events all live on one wall display the whole house passes.

Getting started at home

From Box to Family Schedule in Five Steps

An empty bright kitchen wall with painter's tape marks where the Skylight Calendar Max will hang

Pick the right spot

Choose a wall in a busy part of the house, like the kitchen or hallway, where everyone passes it each day.

One adult's hands holding a bubble level against the wall mount bracket for the Skylight Calendar Max

Mount it on the wall

Use the included mount and the built-in bubble level to hang it straight, or set it on a counter using the stand instead.

One adult holding a phone to connect the Skylight Calendar Max to home WiFi in the kitchen

Connect it to WiFi

Follow the on-screen prompts to join your home WiFi; most families report the whole setup taking around ten minutes.

One parent at a kitchen counter with a laptop adding calendars to the wall-mounted Skylight Calendar Max

Add each calendar

Bring in Google, Apple or other calendars you already keep, then give each family member their own color to follow.

One parent showing a phone screen to a child beside the wall-mounted Skylight Calendar Max

Invite the family

Share access through the free mobile app so everyone can add plans from wherever they are during the day.

Real households, real weeks

Families on Living With the Calendar Max

Setup was a breeze, and the touchscreen works flawlessly. Everyone in the house adds their own tasks, and the color coding keeps it readable. My kids love checking things off when they finish. It has genuinely changed how we track our family schedule from one week to the next.
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Dana R.Setup took ten minutes and the whole family joined in
When the calendar is not in use it shows our favorite photos, which adds a personal touch to the kitchen. My kids enjoy helping with meal planning, and they have become more responsible about their chores. It feels like good quality with features we actually use.
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Marcus T.Photo screensaver turned it into part of the room
As a busy parent, I appreciate that we all stay in sync. I can update plans from the mobile app on the go, the screen size suits our space, the clarity is impressive, and it connects with the calendars we already had without any fuss.
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Priya S.Finally one schedule the whole house can see
I hesitated because of the price, but it has been worth it. The kids are engaged, they earn rewards, and their approach to tasks has improved a lot. It feels like part of our family communication rather than one more device to manage.
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Jen W.Worth the price once the kids bought into chores
I was overwhelmed by the options at first, but once we started using it everything fell into place. Setup took about ten minutes, the guided instructions were clear, and less tech-savvy relatives picked it up quickly. Support answered my questions promptly.
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Luis M.Helpful support when we got stuck during setup
Before you decide

Questions Families Ask Before Buying

How big is the Skylight Calendar Max and where does it fit?
The screen measures 27 inches diagonal, with dimensions of 26.13 x 16 x 1.5 inches and a 2560 x 1440 QHD resolution. It includes 16GB of storage and dual 4-watt speakers, so it suits a kitchen or hallway wall.
Setup is designed for regular households, and reviewers describe finishing it in about ten minutes by following clear on-screen instructions. If you get stuck, customer support has helped owners directly through the setup process.
Reviewers report it connects with Google and Apple calendars, so events you already keep can show up on the shared screen. It is worth checking your own calendar app before buying if one particular service matters to your household.
The free mobile app lets family members add and update events, tasks and grocery lists from wherever they are, and changes appear on the wall display soon after. It is especially useful for parents who commute or travel for work.
The tasks manager is built for several people using it at once, and each person can have their own color. Reviewers say their whole family adds tasks, so it functions as a shared household tool rather than one person’s planner.
Kids earn rewards for checking off completed chores, and the feedback comes right away, which reviewers say keeps them engaged. The system is flexible, so you can shape it to match how chores already work at your house.

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