Skylight Frame Calendar

Compare Skylight touchscreen calendars and photo frames side by side. See how shared schedules, chores, lists and photos from far away fit into your family's day, then choose the display that suits your room and routine.

New to the lineup

Three fresh ways to keep the family in sync

These three cover the core of the range: a white calendar with a Plus plan, a simple photo frame, and a black calendar with a daily schedule view. Each suits a different daily habit, so pick the one that matches what your household forgets most.

Skylight Calendar 2 Classic White with Plus Plan — Shared Schedule Touchscreen for Busy Families

Families who want one clear view of the week often start here. The white Classic Calendar syncs the calendars you already use, so everyone’s plans appear on one touchscreen. Meal planning, chores and daily routines sit alongside the schedule, and the included Plus plan adds photo storage for pictures sent from relatives.

Skylight Frame Touchscreen Digital Picture Frame — Easy Photo Sharing for Family Near and Far

When the point is simply seeing the newest pictures, this frame does that work. Relatives near and far send photos straight to the touchscreen, and they appear on their own throughout the day. Set it on a shelf or desk and the latest family moments keep rotating without anyone sharing a link or passing around a phone.

Skylight Calendar 2 Classic Black with Daily Schedule View — Morning-Ready Family Command Center

Mornings get easier when the day is already laid out. This black Classic Calendar syncs automatically and leads with a daily schedule view, so everyone can see who needs to be where before the house gets busy. Chores and lists stay on the same screen, which keeps the fridge magnets and paper notes from multiplying.

Skylight Frame and Calendar Family Bundle — Photos and Plans for the Whole Household

Two displays cover the two things families most often lose: the photos worth keeping and the plans worth remembering. One shows pictures sent from anywhere in the world, so updates from grandparents become part of the day. The other keeps shared schedules in view across rooms, keeping everyone in the loop without a group chat.

Everyday favorites

More ways to match Skylight to your routine

Skylight Calendar Kids Chore Chart Edition — Simple Steps Kids Follow on Their Own

Built around small daily wins. Chores and routines appear as simple, checkable steps a child can work through alone, which means handing off jobs takes fewer reminders from busy parents. Parents set the routine once, and the screen keeps showing what’s next, so the morning rush doesn’t turn into a round of repeated prompts.

Skylight Frame Grand Touchscreen Photo Frame — Larger Display for the Family Room

A larger touchscreen made for the room where the family gathers. Photos sent from anywhere in the world show up here, turning updates from loved ones into part of everyday life instead of a message lost in a feed. The bigger surface gives group shots and longer visits a proper place on a console or wall.

Skylight Calendar Meal and Grocery List Edition — Dinner Plans Beside the Schedule

Dinner planning and shopping get simpler when they share a screen with the schedule. Add an item while you’re on the couch, check it off in the store aisle, and skip the last-minute scramble for what’s missing. Meal ideas sit beside the family’s appointments, so the week’s dinners match the week’s actual plans.

Skylight Calendar Plus Plan Bundle with Extra Photo Storage — Schedule and Safe Photo Space

Shared schedules and photo storage come together here. The touchscreen keeps everyone’s calendars, lists and routines in view, while the Plus plan adds generous room for the pictures your family sends and receives. Families who trade photos often get one calm place for both the week’s plan and the memories behind it.

Skylight Frame Wall Mount Display Kit — Keeps Shared Photos at Eye Level in Hallway

Give shared photos a permanent spot. This mount holds the touchscreen frame steady and at eye level, so the newest pictures from faraway family greet everyone in the hallway or kitchen each morning. It suits homes where counter space is tight and the frame deserves a place on the wall instead.

Skylight Calendar Portable Tabletop Stand — Moves the Family Plans to Counter or Playroom

Move the organizer to wherever the week actually happens. The stand lifts the touchscreen to a comfortable viewing angle for a kitchen counter, entryway table or playroom shelf, keeping plans easy to see from across the room. It helps most in homes where the calendar moves between rooms as the day shifts.

Where it helps

Everyday moments these displays make easier

Choosing your Skylight

What changes from one display to the next

Find the Skylight display that fits your household

What families notice

First-person notes on daily family use

We used to ask each other about the week five times before school. Now the screen on the counter answers it, and the kids check it themselves. I still set up the entries on Sunday, but I stopped playing dispatcher every morning, which honestly changed the mood in our house.

My parents live across the country and wanted something easier than a group chat. Once the frame was set up on their first visit, they started sending pictures the same afternoon. Seeing a new snapshot appear while I'm making dinner feels quietly better than scrolling a phone at night.

The checklist approach surprised me. My eight-year-old treats the steps like a mission she can finish on her own, and I say far less. It took a week of me adjusting the routine before it clicked, but now the evenings run smoother and I'm not nagging through a list I keep in my head.

I worried about setup, but adding each calendar took a short evening and the instructions were plain. My mother-in-law uses it without calling me, which was the real test. Seeing everyone's plans in one visible place removed the guesswork from visits, and nobody has to update a whiteboard now.

I expected a project and got an afternoon. We synced the calendars we already keep, added a couple of lists, and it was running. Moving it between the counter and the entry table with a stand helped us find the right spot, and the family actually looks at it instead of a fridge full of notes.

Before you choose

Practical questions families ask first

Should we choose a calendar, a frame, or both for our home?

Start with the job you need done. A calendar puts everyone’s schedule, chores and lists in one visible place, while a frame keeps photos from faraway family on display. If photos matter in one room and plans in another, a bundle covers both without doubling the setup work.

How do I decide which screen size works best in our room?

Larger touchscreens suit a kitchen or family room where several people glance at them through the day. A compact display fits a counter, desk or entryway shelf. Think about where the whole household passes by, and how close people usually stand when they read it.

Can kids use the chore features without constant help from us?

Chores and routines appear as simple, checkable steps, which lets a child work through them mostly on their own. Parents still set the routine, but day-to-day handing off takes fewer reminders. It helps most for families who want visible tasks rather than spoken ones.

Do the calendars really sync with the calendars we already use?

Skylight calendars sync automatically with the calendars your family already keeps, so entries appear on the shared screen without retyping them. Check the details for your specific calendar apps before buying, and plan on a short setup session to add each family member’s schedule.

What happens to the photos we send and receive over time?

Photos sent from family show up on the frame throughout the day. Bundles that include a Plus plan add generous storage, so the pictures you send and receive stay gathered in one place instead of living on a phone or buried in a chat thread.

Is mounting or standing the display easy to set up in our home?

A tabletop stand lifts the screen to a comfortable angle on a counter or shelf, while a wall mount keeps it steady at eye level in a hallway or kitchen. Either way, plan for a nearby outlet and a spot where the screen stays visible to everyone.

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