Skylight Enhances Family Organization with Introduction of Skylight Calendar 2
Skylight, originally known for its innovative digital picture frames, has shifted focus to facilitating family organization with its new offerings, including shared calendars and meal planning tools. At CES 2026, the company unveiled its latest product, the Skylight Calendar 2, a sleek update to its original 15-inch model, positioned between that and the larger 27-inch Calendar Max. The new calendar maintains the option to change its frame color to complement home decor.
However, the standout feature of the Skylight Calendar 2 is its advanced software and AI functionalities, which integrate multiple family calendars from platforms such as Google Calendar, iCal, and Microsoft. This unique digital calendar simplifies the management of family schedules by utilizing a color-coded system for quick visibility of appointments. An innovative AI capability allows users to photograph documents like school flyers, automatically updating the calendar with new events.
In addition to managing schedules, the Skylight Calendar 2 aims to alleviate common family challenges by providing tools for grocery lists, appointment reminders, meal planning, and recipe discovery. When not in use, the calendar can display cherished family photos. The user-friendly app includes bold colors and images that make navigation simple, even for young children who can check off chores using pictures.
Meal planning features are robust, allowing parents to specify family dinner themes or to generate comprehensive shopping lists based on selected recipes. Skylight further streamlines this with integration into grocery delivery services like Instacart. Another noteworthy feature enables users to snap a picture of their fridge contents to receive tailored recipe suggestions.
The demand for such organizational solutions is evidenced by Skylight’s growing customer base, with over 1.3 million families now utilizing their digital calendars. This figure is poised to climb with the release of the refreshed design.
