Today, at a glance
A merged view of the household's day — calendar events, chores, meals, and reminders — with the current weather in the header.
The wall-calendar experience — on hardware you already own, included with every plan.
Dedicated family-calendar displays are lovely, but they mean buying another device — often several hundred dollars — plus a yearly subscription to unlock chores, rewards, or meal planning. Chickadee Bandit takes the other path: pair the iPad, Android tablet, or Fire tablet you already have, mount it where the family actually looks, and the wall display is simply part of your plan.
A merged view of the household's day — calendar events, chores, meals, and reminders — with the current weather in the header.
Morning and bedtime routines as big tappable tiles. Pre-readers get an icon-only mode; each member can have their own PIN.
A rotating ticker for household announcements, with critical notices sorted first and highlighted.
Add to the grocery list or jot a note straight from the display — no sign-in dance on a shared device.
The screen dims to black on a schedule so the kitchen isn't lit up all night, and wakes with a tap.
An admin chooses exactly which apps and information appear on the display. Everything else stays off the shared screen.
A kitchen tablet is the most shared screen in the house, so the display is paired with a one-time code rather than a signed-in account. Members unlock their own checklists with a PIN (or a simple avatar tap for little kids), and the device never exposes messages, documents, or anything an admin hasn't put on the display. If a tablet goes missing, unpair it from settings and it's instantly blank.
Pair the tablet from your hub, then use your platform's kiosk lockdown so the screen stays a family dashboard — Guided Access on iPad, screen pinning on Android, or a kiosk launcher on Fire tablets. Our shared-device setup guide walks through each one.
Every plan includes the wall display. Start a 30-day free trial and pair a tablet today.
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