Kalendly Family Calendar

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"I bought this for my daughter's family, and it was the perfect gift. They can finally see everyone's schedules in one place, and the kids love checking off their chores. It's something they actually use every day."

Rebecca L., USA

Kalendly Family Calendar

10.1" HD Touchscreen Wall Planner · No Subscription · Syncs Both Ways

(450+ Reviews)

$144.99 $199.99 SAVE 30%

It stops living in your head. The whole week sits where the family already walks past, every person in their own color, so they stop asking you what is happening tonight.

Everyone's week on one screen. Syncs both ways with Google, Apple and Outlook, so what you add in the car is on the wall before you park
A color and a face for every person. Your daughter finds her own day in two seconds without reading through yours
Chore charts, task lists and rewards built in. Assign them once and the kids tap their own off the screen
Meals, lists and the weather on the same screen. No app to open, no yearly fee, ever
Hang it or stand it, then forget it. Wall mount and desk stand both included, 32GB of storage, and your photos fill the screen when nobody is using it

Size 10.1 inch 15.6 inch

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Who is this for?

If you…

Keep the whole family's week in your head, because nowhere else holds all of it
Have tried the paper calendar, the whiteboard and phone reminders, and watched things fall through anyway
Are the one who gets the call from school, every time
Have found a form at the bottom of a backpack the morning it was due
Live with someone who means well but waits to be told
Have kids old enough to read a screen and still say "I didn't know"
Are tired of being the only person in this house who knows what is happening tonight
Are buying for someone who says she does not need anything

Then this one is for you.

How long does shipping take?

Your order ships tracked and insured. Delivery usually takes 5 to 14 days depending on where you are, and your tracking number comes through as soon as it leaves the warehouse.

It ships boxed and padded on every side, screen protected, so it arrives ready to plug in. Buying it for Christmas? Order at least three weeks ahead. Carriers slow down badly in December and this is not a gift you want showing up on the 26th.

you are the family calendar. that is the whole problem.

Tuesday, 7:41am. One hand in a lunchbox, the other holding a text from the school. Picture day. The form had been at the bottom of a backpack since Thursday.

You did not forget. You are the only place this family stores anything. Dentist, early release, who has soccer, what is for dinner. All of it in one head, and that head is also driving, working, and making the lunch.

So the calls come to you. The questions come to you. And when one thing slips, it is your fault, because you were the system.

This sits where they already stand. The whole week, every person, each in their own color. Not in your head anymore. Up on the wall, before anyone has to ask you.

you add it in the car. it is on the wall before you park.

It is a 10.1 inch HD touchscreen. Hang it by the door or stand it on the counter, wherever this family already stops moving. It syncs both ways with the calendar on your phone. Google, Apple, Outlook. Nothing gets typed twice. Nothing lives in two places.

Every person gets a color and a face. Your daughter walks past and finds her day in her color without reading through yours. Tap a day to add something. Tap a chore to check it off.

Weather sits across the top, so the coat argument is over before it starts. Under that: tasks, grocery lists, meal plans, rewards. When nobody is touching it, your photos fill the screen.

It stays plugged in and stays on. No app to open. No board to wipe down. No yearly fee to keep it working. It is just there, lit, and right.

A child checking off a chore on the family calendar

the screen is not the point. the silence is.

Week one it is a toy. The kids tap their chores off to watch the rewards land and ask if there is anything else they can do. Let them.

Week three is the part you actually paid for. Your husband checks it on his way out instead of texting you. Your son says he has practice at six before you say it. Nobody asks you what is happening tonight.

"I didn't know" stops working when it has been up there in his color since Sunday. Nobody is in trouble. It was just there, and he walked past it eleven times.

You will still run this house. You just stop being the only copy of it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Google, Apple, Outlook, Yahoo and Cozi, plus most calendars that give you a share link. It syncs both ways, which is the part that matters. Something you add on your phone shows up on the screen, and something your husband adds on the screen shows up back on his phone. Nothing gets entered twice.

No. The calendar, the chore chart, the rewards, the lists, the meal planner and the photo screensaver are all included. You pay once for the device and that is the end of it. Worth knowing, because several of the better known ones charge a yearly plan on top of a device that already cost you a few hundred dollars.

Yes, and all the time, not just at setup. It is pulling from your calendars continuously, so if your internet drops the screen stops updating until it comes back. It also stays plugged in. If the signal is weak in your kitchen, that is the thing to sort out before it arrives.

Everyone. Each person gets their own account, their own color and their own face on the screen. They add from their phone or straight on the glass. That is the whole point of it. You stop being the only person in this house who enters anything, and you stop being the only person who knows.

Wherever this family already stops moving. Most people put it on the kitchen counter or by the door where the bags and the keys land, because that is the spot everyone passes twice a day. A calendar nobody walks past is just a nicer version of the one in your head.

Depends where you stand. 10.1 is about the size of an iPad, which is right for a counter or an entryway where people are within a few feet of it. It is not built to be read from the far side of an open plan kitchen. If that is what you are picturing, take the larger size instead. We would rather you buy the right one than send the wrong one back.

They use the chores first. Tasks tie to a reward goal, so they tap their own off and watch the progress fill, and that part they do without being asked. The calendar they use by walking past it, which was the part you wanted anyway. "I didn't know" stops working when it has been up there in their color since Sunday.

Plug it in, join your wifi, make an account in the app and link the calendar you already use. Your existing events fill in on their own, so there is nothing to type out and nothing to rebuild. Adding the rest of the family is a link you send them.