Skylight Calendar: A Shared Family View

The Skylight Calendar puts every family schedule, chore, and list on one bright 15-inch screen the whole household can see. It syncs with the calendars you already use, so updates land where everyone already looks.
How it is built and what it does

Built to Sit Out and Stay Useful Every Day

A bright 15-inch full HD touchscreen

The 15-inch diagonal screen renders at 1920 x 1080 full HD, and upgraded hardware keeps colors bright enough to read from across the kitchen.

Removable magnetic Snap Frame

A removable magnetic Snap Frame lets you swap the border to match your room, so the display reads as decor rather than another gadget on the counter.

Countertop stand and wall mount included

Set it on a counter with the tilt-capable stand or hang it on a wall, and the included bubble level keeps it straight either way.

Tools for tasks, lists and meal planning

Tasks Manager, color coding, custom lists and views, meal planning, and the mobile app keep errands and dinners organized in one place.

What Changes When Everyone Can See the Plan

Instead of chasing people for updates, you get one visible answer to what’s happening today. Tasks get owners, meals get planned ahead, and relatives’ photos arrive on the same screen.
Parent and child in a kitchen checking off tasks together on the Skylight Calendar.

Fewer Repeats Needed

Kids check their own tasks and tick them off, so you spend less time repeating the same reminders.

Skylight Calendar showing color-coded schedules for several family members on a hallway wall.

One Calm Morning View

Every family member gets a color, so a glance tells you whose afternoon is packed and whose is free.

A family photo arriving on the Skylight Calendar beside the week's schedule on a sideboard.

Kids Own Their Tasks

Plans, meals, and errands sit together in one place, which makes the start of the day noticeably easier.

Who gets the most from it

Households That Juggle Many Schedules

Busy Weeknight Families

Weeknights with practices and meetings: everyone sees dinner time and who is driving.

Two-Household Co-Parents

Schedules split across homes: each parent updates their days, and kids see one plan.

Sharing Photos from Afar

Relatives far away can send photos that appear on the same screen as the schedule.

Meal Planning Weekly

Weekly dinners get assigned, then ingredients move straight into a shared grocery list.

Shared Chore Charts

Color-coded tasks give each child visible ownership without a nightly reminder.

Small Kitchen Corners

The 15-inch body fits a corner and still reads clearly from across the room.

Simple setup and everyday use

Get the Skylight Calendar Running in Minutes

The Skylight Calendar placed at eye level on a kitchen counter near the family's main walkway.

Choose the Best Spot

Pick a counter or wall spot at eye level where everyone passes during the day, so the plan is hard to miss.

An adult hand holding a phone next to the Skylight Calendar while connecting home Wi-Fi.

Connect It and Sync

Plug it in, connect to your home Wi-Fi, and link Google or other calendars so events sync on their own.

Two adults at a kitchen counter adding family members and colors to the Skylight Calendar.

Add Family Members

Invite each family member through the mobile app, then give everyone their own color and shared task list.

A child checking off a chore row on the Skylight Calendar's Tasks Manager in a kitchen.

Set Up Tasks and Lists

Add recurring chores and groceries each week, so the kids can check them off without asking you first.

Hands lifting a magnetic Snap Frame border away from the Skylight Calendar on a sideboard.

Personalize the Look

Swap the Snap Frame and pick a screensaver or view that suits the room, keeping the display easy to live with.

Stories from real households

Families Share What Changed for Them

Questions worth asking first

Answers Before You Bring One Home

Will it work with the calendars we already use, like Google Calendar?
The Skylight Calendar syncs with existing calendars, including Google Calendar, so events you add elsewhere appear on the screen without retyping them. If a family member’s calendar lives in a different app, check current compatibility with Skylight before buying, since supported services can change over time.
Setup is quick: place the display, connect it to your home Wi-Fi, and link your calendars through the mobile app. From there you add family members, colors, and lists. Reviewers commonly describe the setup process as a breeze, and updates can be made later from the app while you are out.
Yes. Color coding gives each family member their own color, and you can build custom lists and customized views for the things your household tracks most. Swappable Snap Frames also let you change the border to suit your decor, so the screen fits the room it lives in.
Quite a lot. Tasks Manager helps kids work through routines and check items off, meal planning keeps the week’s dinners organized, and custom lists cover groceries and anything else you track. When the calendar is not in use, it can also display family photos, so it earns its spot on the counter.
Everyone in the household can read the shared screen, and multiple people can update it through the mobile app so schedules stay aligned across the family. There is no stated limit in the product details, so if you have a large or extended household, confirm the current allowance with Skylight before purchase.
The product details confirm in-stock availability and cite thousands of five-star ratings, but they do not specify warranty terms. Before ordering, check Skylight’s current return, support, and warranty policy directly, and keep your order confirmation so help is easy to reach if the device needs attention.

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