Family Slate shows everyone’s Google Calendar in one place, tells you when a game gets moved, and turns the week’s dinner plan into the shopping list.
Get launch updatesHow it worksOne screen the whole house can read at a glance, and the same board on your phone when you’re out.
Pick which calendars show and whose they are. Everyone gets a color. Add, change or delete events right on the screen; that works on the calendars your family owns.
Subscribe to the schedule your team or school already publishes, and show only the parts that matter — one kid, one team. If a game gets moved, changed or cancelled, the screen tells you. You don’t have to go looking.
Plan the week’s dinners, swap one when Tuesday falls apart, and paste in a link to a recipe you want to cook.
Put a recipe up in the kitchen: ingredients first, then one step at a time with the next step showing.
Each week’s list is sorted the way your store is laid out, with each item tied to the dinner that needs it. Family Slate can fill your cart at the grocery store you connect — no store lets an outside app check out, so you pick the pickup time and pay in the store’s own app.
Scan a barcode as the groceries come in, and the pantry knows what’s already in the house. The camera only opens when you tap to scan.
Everyday jobs for everyone, ticked off on the screen, with stars for the kids.
Sign in with Google, choose your calendars, put the screen on the wall.
Connect the calendars your family already uses. You choose exactly which ones appear.
Add the family, your town for the weather, and (optionally) your grocery store.
On the tablet in your kitchen drawer, a spare monitor, or the family laptop. It runs in a browser, so you don’t have to buy anything to start.
Family Slate is in early testing with a few families. Leave your email and we’ll let you know when it’s ready for yours.
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