The wall calendar that syncs everyone's schedule onto one screen
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- households where three or four schedules collide and the paper calendar on the fridge is a week behind, and shared apartments trying to settle chore rotation
- Skip if
- It needs a nearby outlet, so a clean wall-mounted install means dealing with a visible cord or fishing it behind drywall
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This is a 10.1-inch WiFi touchscreen that mounts on a wall or stands on a counter and shows a shared family calendar, a chore list, and a photo slideshow when idle. It pulls from Google Calendar and similar sources so events added from a phone appear on the wall without anyone retyping them. The touchscreen lets you check off tasks and flip between day, week, and month views. Best fit: households where three or four schedules collide and the paper calendar on the fridge is a week behind, and shared apartments trying to settle chore rotation. It needs WiFi and a power outlet, so plan the mounting spot around an accessible plug.
Pros
- Syncs from phone calendars, so events show up on the wall without retyping
- Chore and task list is checkable right on the screen, which settles who did what
- Falls back to a photo slideshow when idle instead of sitting as a dark rectangle
- Ten inches is readable from across a kitchen without dominating the wall
Cons
- It needs a nearby outlet, so a clean wall-mounted install means dealing with a visible cord or fishing it behind drywall
Frequently asked questions
Which calendars does it sync with?
It connects to common cloud calendars including Google Calendar. Check the app listing for the current supported list before buying if you rely on a specific one.
Does it run on battery?
No, it needs a constant power connection. Plan the mounting position around an outlet or a cord run.
Can multiple people add events from their own phones?
Yes, that is the main use case. Everyone adds to the shared calendar from their own device and the wall screen reflects it.
Is there a subscription?
The base calendar and chore functions work without a subscription. Some cloud photo features may require an account, so check the listing details.
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