Zenframe

One family display. The whole day. No questions.

A family display should answer the questions before anyone asks them: What's on today? Who does pickup? What's for dinner? Is the kit bag packed? Zenframe Display hangs on the wall as the family command center and shows the whole day — without anyone opening an app.

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  • Mornings run themselves. Per child: routines, departure time and what goes in the bag. A "LEAVE NOW" countdown takes over as the clock gets close.
  • The kids check in without screen time. The family display gives children an overview without a phone or tablet of their own — they read a wall, not a feed. The display as a family bulletin board
  • Calendar, meals and tasks together. Google Calendar plus school and sports-team apps sync in; the meal plan and the week's tasks sit right beside them. One glance is enough. See the full Zenframe Display
  • Family photos when nothing is on. Between appointments the screen is a photo frame filled by the family — including grandparents, who can contribute with a share code. Sending it as a gift to grandparents
  • One-time purchase, 1 year of Family included. €329 for the 15.6" or €229 for the Mini 10.1". No hidden costs, ships within Europe from €19, 14-day return window. See prices and order
  • Built in the Nordics for busy households. Designed around real family logistics rather than smart-home gadgetry: school holidays, practices, meals and chores, in your own language. A cheaper alternative to Skylight
  1. Choose your family display. Display 15.6" as the main surface in the kitchen, or the Mini 10.1" for the hallway or a child's room.
  2. Power, wifi — done. The display joins your family automatically on first boot, and the calendars you already use sync straight in.
  3. The day hangs on the wall. Everyone sees the same thing: who goes where, what has to be remembered, and what's for dinner.

FAQ

What is a family display?

A screen on the wall showing everyday family life in one place: calendar, meal plan, tasks, morning routines and photos. The point of a family command center is that everyone sees the same thing without opening an app — and that the kids can check for themselves.

What does the Zenframe family display cost?

€329 for the 15.6" and €229 for the Mini 10.1" — a one-time purchase with 1 year of Zenframe Family included. Shipping within Europe starts at €19, with a 14-day return window.

Doesn't a screen on the wall just add more screen time?

No — it replaces it. Instead of everyone checking their own phone, the wall shows the answer passively. Children get the overview without a device, and the display has no feed, games or notifications to get lost in.

What happens after the first year?

The photo frame and photo sharing keep working for free. Calendar, meal plan, tasks and routines continue with Zenframe Family at €12.99 a month — entirely your choice.

Which size should we choose?

The 15.6" is the natural main surface for a kitchen or open hallway wall. The Mini 10.1" suits a narrow hallway, a home office or a child's room, and many families run one of each.

Family display options compared

"Family display" can mean anything from a tablet on the counter to a dedicated wall screen. The difference is what it shows and how much upkeep it demands.

Zenframe DisplayTablet on the wallSkylightSmart TV
Always on, made for the wallPartly
Morning routines and packing lists per childPartly
Meals and chores alongside the calendarPartly
No charging or maintenance
Ships within Europe without import fees
PriceFrom €229, 1 yr Family incl.Tablet + your own setup~$300 + import + yearly feeYou may already own one

The comparison is based on public product information as of August 2026. "–" means the feature is not described in the product's public information; "Partly" means it exists in limited form or requires your own setup. Tell us if anything is outdated.

Give the family one shared surface

Order Zenframe Display — ships within Europe from €19, 14-day return window, 1 year of Zenframe Family included.

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