Sidekick reads the invitations already sitting in your email and drops the details onto the family calendar, so you spend a minute checking rather than retyping each event by hand.
When the calendar is idle the screen fills with photos and clips that family members send from far away, keeping grandparents in the day without anyone remembering to forward anything.
Plan the week's dinners on the same screen that shows the schedule, then use the built-in rewards and chore chart so kids can see what they have finished and what earns them points.
Connect the calendars you already keep on your phone and the shared display stays up to date on its own, so a last-minute change reaches everyone who looks at the screen.
Once events land on the calendar they show up on their own, so nobody has to be the household messenger.
Set the week's meals in one sitting and shop from a list that already knows what you are cooking.
Everyone glances at one screen and knows the plan, which turns what are we doing into a quick look.
Between clubs, practices and playdates, one shared screen keeps every drop-off and pick-up in view for both parents.
When children split the week between homes, both parents can add plans to the same view so nobody misses a handover.
Relatives who live miles away can send photos that land on the same screen your household checks each day.
Anyone cooking that night can see the plan on the display, so dinner is decided before the fridge door ever opens.
The chore chart suits households working on responsibility, letting kids tick off jobs and earn visible rewards.
If nobody in the family wants another app, a countertop display needs no phone and stays readable from across the room.
Set the display upright on a counter or mount it where everyone passes, then plug it in and let it wake up for the first setup.
Sign in and add the online calendars you already keep, so family plans flow onto the shared screen with no extra typing.
Switch on Magic Import so Sidekick pulls events from email, then check the week to confirm the details.
Add the week's dinners and chores to the display, so shopping and small jobs stay visible to everyone at home.
Add each person so everyone can see and add their own plans, and let far-away relatives send photos in.
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.
A 27-inch HD touchscreen that puts every family calendar, chore and to-do on one wall-mounted display. Sync what you already use, update from anywhere, and let the whole house see the day at a glance.
The Skylight Frame 2 is a 10-inch touchscreen frame that shows family photos the moment relatives send them. Set it on a shelf, invite everyone by email, and it keeps filling all year without apps or accounts to manage.
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.
