No lock-in
Your calendar outlives the hardware
Wall calendars that come with their own screen stop working when the screen does. Famlet runs on a tablet you already have, and everything you set up stays yours: export it any time, on any plan.
The AI family calendarfor the device you already own
Calendars, routines, tasks and meals on any screen in your home, with an AI assistant that helps run the day.
Works on iPad, Android and Fire tablets, and in any browser
Works with the calendars you already use
- Google Calendar
- Apple iCloud
- Outlook
- Any calendar link
Everything your family's day needs
Everyone's day at a glance
Each person gets a colour, every calendar lands on one wall, and changes from your phone show up in seconds.
Routines kids can follow
Morning and bedtime steps, one at a time, with a timer they can see.
Chores that earn stars
Kids tick chores off and watch stars add up toward rewards you choose together.
Meals and lists, sorted
Plan the week's dinners and send the ingredients to the shopping list in one tap.
A photo frame when it is quiet
Between busy moments, the wall shows your family photos instead of a dark screen.
ADHD-friendly
Designed with ADHD families
Plain labels, one thing at a time, nothing that moves unless it has to, and family colours that colour-blind eyes can tell apart. Built for kids who need to see the day to get through it.
Routines
One step at a time
Routines show a single step with a timer that empties as time passes. Finished steps grey out instead of disappearing, so kids can see how far they have come.
Rewards
Stars, never taken away
Chores earn stars that kids save toward rewards. A grown-up approves each reward, and stars that were earned stay earned. The Family Jar lets everyone save toward something together.
Everyone in sync
One family, every screen
The wall shows the day. Parents add and change things from the phone app or the web, and the wall updates in seconds.
Always on
Keeps going when the Wi-Fi does not
If the internet drops, the wall keeps showing today, tells you when it was last updated, and remembers check-offs until it's back online.
Night theme
Calm after dark
In the evening the wall switches to a dark theme that is easy on tired eyes, and when the house goes quiet it becomes a photo frame.
Promises, not lock-in
We're new, so instead of reviews, here is what we commit to.
Free for a real family
The free plan covers a whole family. We will never charge per family member.
Your data leaves with you
Export your calendar, lists and photos any time, on any plan, and delete everything in one step.
No accounts for kids
Kids get a profile, not an account: no email, no password.
Earned stars stay earned
Famlet never takes stars away, and rewards always go through a grown-up.
Colours everyone can see
Family colours are chosen to stay distinct for people with colour blindness.
Calendar logins stay locked
Calendar connections are encrypted, and you can remove one in a tap.
Questions families ask
How much does Famlet cost?
Famlet is free while we're in early access. When paid plans arrive, the free plan will still work for a whole family, and nothing you've set up will be taken away.
Do I need to buy a screen?
No. Use an iPad, an Android or Fire tablet, or any device with a modern browser. An older tablet from a drawer works well.
Which calendars work with Famlet?
Google Calendar, Apple iCloud and Outlook, plus any calendar you can subscribe to by link. Your family colours carry across all of them.
What happens if the Wi-Fi drops?
The wall keeps showing the day it already has and remembers check-offs until it is back online.
Is Famlet only for families with ADHD?
No. We designed it with ADHD and neurodivergent kids in mind, which tends to make it calmer and clearer for everyone.
Who can see our family's information?
Only the people you invite. Each family's information is kept apart from every other family's, and you can export or delete it at any time.
Put your family's day on the wall
Setting up takes a few minutes: create your family, open Famlet on a tablet, and scan the code to pair it.
Works on iPad, Android and Fire tablets, and in any browser