I bought this calendar to help create organization in our home with five children, and it has been amazing. My kids can get up and independently follow their daily tasks for homeschooling and chores, which has truly brought more peace to our family. I even created tabs for kind gestures toward one another so they can earn stars, and it’s been such a positive addition.The only downside is that there isn’t an option to hang it on the wall, and it’s a little tedious to set up at first but once it’s set up, we absolutely love it. I would love the option to take away stars for my children as a discipline. I never wished the emojis were a little more broad and chore related so my child that doesn’t know how to read would be easier for her to determine what her chores were. I’ve been telling all my friends and family about this calendar and highly recommend it!

For a busy family, having a centralized device for calendars makes a lot of sense… this does sync to our iPhone fam Google Calendar and has our photos as a screen saver, but that is all you can do from your phone … you have to manually add everything else which doesn’t make sense: adding to-do lists for kids (chores, practice, exercise for older kids), grocery shopping lists, reminders, etc, none of that can be pushed from your ecalendar app. I don’t have time to write a list then update it when I get home, it defeats the purpose. If I was home 24/7 with no other electronics then maybe it would work? My kids can’t figure out how to check off their rewards either, maybe they need a separate profile. Again none of this is intuitive. Software updates lag and the only way to make changes to the photos showing on screen was to manually delete them. After asking and informing customer service, they still didn’t give me any help or fix the bug. It only used the first upload of photos. An wouldn’t remove any. The touchscreen is nice, the size is nice. But that’s it. I’m not sure I will get the real thing either, maybe it’s just not a fit for us.

The device is great! Love the way it makes a large family stay connected ok what all is going on! My problem is the app is slow! Adding photos from the app is a hassle too! To add a caption I have just been given up because the page jumps around and you can’t see what you’re typing. About issues is you can only add 9 photos at a time but the other night it wouldn’t even let me confirm the photos I selected to be added, so i was already aggravated trying to put captions on the photos and wasted all kind of time then it wouldn’t even load themNew comment. Being we are such a large family and we caregiver for our grand parents my calendar stays full with multiple appointments in one day it would help me out gratefully more colors to choose from plus the colors that we are able to choose from our so close in the same color category, it makes it hard when you have to separate people with close colors with appointments in one day I would like to be able to look at my calendar and really tail between the two different purples and the pink red orange etc. Would be nice if we can choose from a spectrum of colors.

The concept behind this app is solid, but the execution falls short. Connecting calendars and integrations is not intuitive, and the setup process feels unnecessarily complicated. One of the main reasons for using an organizational app is to centralize everything in one place, yet there is no option to connect Alexa’s grocery list, which limits hands-free functionality.While my iPhone family calendar can sync, items are difficult—or impossible—to edit once synced, which defeats the purpose of flexibility. Additionally, there is no ability to customize calendar colors within the app, which would be especially helpful for organizing family schedules visually.Task management for children is also not user-friendly. When adding tasks for multiple children, adding one child’s task removes the previous one, making it impractical for managing a family.Overall, the app does not feel intuitive or flexible enough for daily family organization. At this point, it seems best suited for use as a basic digital whiteboard rather than a comprehensive organizational tool.