HomeFrame
The family calendar for a tablet on your wall.
HomeFrame turns a spare tablet into a shared household screen. It shows the Google Calendars your family already keeps, the week's chores and who they belong to, the meal plan and the shopping list it builds from that plan, and — when nobody has touched the screen for a while — a slideshow of photos you choose from Google Drive.
What HomeFrame asks of your Google account
- Access to your calendars, so it can display your events and — only when you add an event on the wall or in the app — write that event to the one calendar you nominate. HomeFrame never edits or deletes an event it did not create, and it writes nothing at all until you choose a calendar to write to.
- No access to Google Drive at all. The slideshow reads a Drive folder you have shared by link, so HomeFrame never asks for a Drive permission.
Your data is never sold, never shared for advertising, and never used to train any model. You can disconnect at any time.