Linkdaze sells a smart household calendar with an AI meal planner

In short: Linkdaze is selling a touchscreen calendar made for households, with an AI meal planner and no monthly subscription for its main features.

What happened

Linkdaze, a company that makes a smart digital calendar, is pitching its device as a way to manage a whole household, not just one person’s schedule. The product is a wall friendly touchscreen, basically a tablet you can hang up and use like a shared family command center.

A key feature is that it can sync calendars from several popular services, including Google, iCloud, Outlook, Yahoo, and Cozi, which is an app built for family organizing. This matters for families where different people use different calendar apps. Linkdaze pulls them into one view and uses color coding so you can quickly see who has what.

The device comes in two sizes, 15.6 inches and 10.1 inches. Beyond appointments, it also supports chores and rewards, meal planning, shopping lists, and it can display photos like a digital picture frame.

One standout feature is the AI meal planner with “Snap-to-Sync.” AI, short for artificial intelligence, is software that can pull meaning from things like text and images. Here, you can take a photo of a paper recipe or a school lunch menu, and Linkdaze turns it into a meal plan and a shopping list (like a helper that reads your notes and rewrites them neatly).

Linkdaze also says it does not charge a monthly subscription for its main features. A competitor, Skylight, offers extra features through a $79 per month subscription. Linkdaze’s 10.1-inch model is priced at $119.99, compared with $159.99 for Skylight’s similar size.

Why it matters

Many “smart home” screens end up costing more over time because features are locked behind ongoing fees. Linkdaze is betting that a simpler pricing approach, plus practical tools like photo based meal planning, will appeal to busy families and shared homes.

Source: TechCrunch AI