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Hearth Display review

A touchscreen family display for calendars, kids' routines and meal planning, run by a required Family Membership.

By the KeenVerdict research desk · Updated November 10, 2026

Features (40%)
8.8
Ease of use (30%)
8.6
Value (30%)
6.2

Hearth Display is a large touchscreen built for families with children, and its strongest feature is routines. Morning and evening checklists show on the screen so kids can work through them without reminders, and to-dos make household work visible to everyone. Calendars sync from Google Calendar, iCal and Outlook, the companion app handles reminders and lists away from home, and meal planning can suggest a week of dinners with a grocery list. Hearth Helper, an SMS assistant, adds events from a photo of a paper calendar or from school email, with suggestions you approve. Pricing has two parts. The display lists at $699, and a Family Membership is required to set it up, at $9 a month, $86.40 a year or less on multi-year plans; the vendor says there are no other add-ons. That makes it the costliest pick here, and its value score reflects it. A 120-day home trial lowers the risk for families unsure about a wall screen.

Who it is for

Families who want a kitchen screen with routines that help kids get ready on their own.

Price

Display $699 list price; Family Membership required, $86.40 per year (about $7.20 per month) or $9 per month.

Annual ($7.20/month) billed $86.40/year
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 10, 2026.

Key features

  • Shared calendars synced from Google Calendar, iCal and Outlook
  • Routines and to-dos kids can follow on the display
  • Hearth Helper, an SMS assistant that adds events from photos of paper calendars and from school emails
  • Meal planning with suggested dinners and grocery lists
  • Companion app for reminders and lists from anywhere

Strengths and weaknesses

  • Strength: One membership covers the app, Hearth Helper and future features
  • Strength: Routines are designed for kids' independence
  • Strength: 120-day home trial and a 1 year warranty, per the product page
  • Weakness: Most expensive option here, with a $699 list price display
  • Weakness: A Family Membership is required to set up the display
  • Weakness: Companion app has far fewer App Store ratings than Skylight's

Key facts

  • Hardware: $699 list price
  • Membership: $9 per month or $86.40 per year, required
  • Calendar sync: Google, iCal, Outlook
  • Trial: 120-day home trial

Where it ranks

Hearth Display is No. 8 in our Best Shared Family Calendar Apps verdict.

Alternatives we scored

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