Hearth Display is a centralized touchscreen for families managing schedules, tasks, routines, goals, and meal plans. Its calendar connects with Google, iCal, and Outlook at no extra charge, and children’s calendars can include TeamSnap, school district, and other URL-based sources. Families can switch among day, week, and month views, with up to 24 hours in the daily view. Custom routines and recurring to-dos support shared household responsibilities, while children can earn stars and unlock custom rewards. Shared lists handle family tasks, and private lists are available in the Companion App. From a phone, users can add events, assign to-dos, check calendars, manage meal plans, and personalize the display. Hearth Helper prepares submitted events and meal plans for review and approval and can digitize paper schedules from photos. Privacy Mode replaces the calendar with wallpaper after inactivity. The $629.10 hardware purchase requires a separate Family Membership, which starts at $5.76/mo with a three-year term; a 30-day trial is offered.
Who it is for
It suits families seeking a shared home display for calendars, chores, routines, rewards, and meal planning. The Android and iOS Companion App supports family members managing the display from phones.
What is good
- Syncs Google, iCal, and Outlook calendars
- Supports recurring routines and children’s rewards
- Includes shared and private list options
- Companion App manages events and to-dos
- Offers Privacy Mode after inactivity
What to know first
- No free plan
- $629.10 hardware purchase
- Membership required for setup and premium features
- Daily view shows up to 24 hours
Verdict
Hearth Display combines a family touchscreen, mobile companion, calendar connections, routines, lists, and meal planning. Buyers should account for the hardware cost and required paid membership.
Hearth Display plans and pricing
All plansCompared on family calendar apps
- Free plan
- No
- Paid from
- $5.76/mo
- Shared tasks
- Yes
- Reminders
- Yes
- Meal planning
- Yes
- Shared shopping lists
- Yes
