The kitchen wall

The fridge door, but it keeps itself up to date.

An old tablet or a screen in the kitchen becomes the household's notice board: what's on today, whose turn it is, what's for dinner. Everyone can read it, so it only shows what everyone may see.

The kitchen wall: the week's calendar per person, dinners, chores, jobs, a timer, the weather, solar and a photo

The calendar

Today and tomorrow, for everyone.

Your family calendar on the wall, each event with the colour of who it's for. Add public calendars too: school holidays, the football club, the bin collection.

  • Each event in the colour of the person it belongs to.
  • Reminders before something starts: “Leave for football in 15 minutes”.
  • Birthdays, and a birthday mode on the day itself.

The household on one screen

Chores, jobs, dinner, the weather and the sun.

Whatever the household needs to glance at. With the kitchen remote, an old phone or tablet by the wall, the kids tick off their chores, claim a paid job, start a timer or leave a post-it.

  • Today's chores per person, ticked off with a tap.
  • Paid jobs to claim: “I'll do it”.
  • Tonight's dinner, and the rest of the week.
  • Weather for your town, and, if you have them, solar panels and the home battery.
  • Timers everyone can see, as a disc in the kid's colour that shrinks: “🪥 Teeth, Finn, 2 minutes”, “📺 Screen time, 30 minutes”.
  • Post-its from the kids (a short message, gone after a day), notes from you, and photos.

Safe in a shared space

Nothing private, and nothing to sign in to.

The wall isn't logged in as anyone. You pair it once with a short code from your phone, and you can unpair it from the app at any moment. Your own lists never show there.

  • Paired with a code; unpairing works from your phone, at once.
  • Only household things: no personal to-dos, no budget.
  • A phone or tablet can be the wall's remote, paired the same way.
  • New versions arrive by themselves.

My day

When the kids are out: your own day on the wall.

Switch any paired screen to “My day”: the kitchen wall while the house is empty, or a monitor at your desk. It shows what's now and next in your calendar, the thing you're on, your routine and tonight's dinner. Only your own things, and only until you switch it back.

Looks

Make it yours, or make the kids laugh.

The wall comes in a few looks, from calm to playful, and emoji everywhere the kids want them. A birthday changes the whole screen for the day.

  • Calm everyday looks, and playful ones for a fan in the house.
  • Birthday mode, all day.

Don't solve tomorrow today.

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