IN PRIVATE TESTING / FAMILY WALL CALENDAR
FridgeDoor: The whole family's week, on one wall.
FridgeDoor is a family wall calendar for iPad. It shows every family calendar on one screen, with a color for each person, in Today, Week and Month views. Chores get daily check-offs and weekly stars, and there is a meal plan, groceries and to-do lists with a button that opens Google Keep, alarms and event alerts, a weather scene with a quote that changes through the day, and a photo frame when the iPad sits idle. It works in portrait and landscape.
What is notable
- Every family calendar on one screen, a color for each person, in Today, Week and Month.
- Chores check off each day and add up to stars across the week.
- No account, no analytics and no server of ours, and FridgeDoor sends none of your calendars, chores, meals or lists anywhere.
Your data
There is no account, no analytics and no server of ours, and FridgeDoor sends none of your calendars, chores, meals or lists anywhere. Calendars stay where they already live, such as iCloud or Google. Chores, meals and lists are kept in the app on the iPad, and in the iPad's own backup if the household uses one. FridgeDoor's own network requests all go to Apple: when someone types a place for the weather, that place is looked up once, then the weather is fetched for a spot rounded to about a kilometer, with Apple's weather mark. If a photo in the chosen album is only in iCloud, iPadOS downloads it for the photo frame. Pages the household opens itself, like Google Keep, open in Apple's in-app Safari window.
The data is yours.
Why we built it
A family's week is spread across several phones and a few notes on the fridge. FridgeDoor exists so the whole household sees the same day from across the kitchen. It is in private testing on TestFlight, not on the App Store.