Features

Everything your family runs on.
Beautifully in one place.

Built for the busy kitchen wall: big type, simple taps, and nothing to set up twice.

Chores & routines

Chores they actually want to do.

Every kid gets their own column. Tap a chore, pick your picture, watch the stars land. Little ones get big picture tiles instead of words.

The Chores screen with columns for Avery, Milo and June, their morning routines, chores and stars, and shared chores on the left.

Daily, weekly or take turns

Chores repeat on the days you choose, or rotate between kids a week at a time.

Routines with bonus stars Plus

Morning and bedtime checklists that show up at the right time, with a bonus when every step is done.

Parent approvals

Mark the chores that need a grown-up’s OK, and get a notification when one is waiting.

Shared chores

“Anyone” chores go to whoever does them first. No arguments about whose turn it was.

Picture mode for little ones

Preschoolers see big pictures they can tap without reading a word.

No passwords for kids

Kids just tap their picture. Only parents have a PIN, for settings and approvals.

Goals & rewards

Stars that add up to something.

Kids pick what they’re saving for and watch the jar fill. Streaks earn badges, and stars can turn into allowance if you want.

  • A goal jar for each thing they’re saving toward
  • Badges for first stars, streaks and milestones
  • Optional allowance: set what a star is worth, pay out in a tap
  • A celebration on the wall when a goal is reached
The Goals screen: Avery’s art set jar 78% full, a movie night pick ready, and a row of badges.

Calendar

Every calendar, side by side.

Bring in the Apple and Google calendars your family already uses. Novari keeps them in sync and shows the week the way a family actually reads it.

A busy family week: practices, lessons, meetings and events across four color-coded calendars.
Week view: four calendars, one color per person.
The month view, full of family events.
Month view, for the big picture.
The day view with today’s events in large cards.
Day view, big enough to read from across the room.

Apple and Google

Add any shared or public calendar link. Changes show up on their own.

Color by person

Choose whose calendar each one is, so everyone spots their own events.

Day, week or month

Big, readable views for the wall, and a simple list on phones.

Meals & recipes

Dinner, sorted. Every night.

Plan the week, keep the recipes your family loves, and let everyone weigh in. Then cook it step by step, right from the wall.

The meal plan: ideas for next week suggested by the kids, and breakfasts planned for each day of the week.
Plan breakfast, lunch and dinner for the week. Kids can suggest ideas, and you plan them in a tap.
Adding dinner to the plan: a list of recipes, each with a small photo, time and tags.
Pick from a list with pictures, or a quick idea like leftovers.
Suggest a meal: recipes with photos and quick ideas with pictures.
Anyone can suggest a meal, kids included, by picture.
Ideas for next week below the week’s dinners, with who suggested each one.
Ideas for next week, with who wants what.
The recipe collection with photos, times and tags.
Your recipe box, with photos. Paste a link to import one.
Cooking mode with an ingredient checklist and a big step.
Cooking mode: one big step at a time, with timers. Plus
The shared shopping list with who added each item.
One shopping list for everyone, from the wall or your phone.

Your day

The family briefing, any time.

One tap shows what’s happening today, what’s coming tomorrow, and how the week went. On Sundays it opens on the weekly recap by itself.

Today: three events, the day’s menu, chores left by person and the five-day forecast.
Today. Events, the menu, chores left and the forecast.
Tomorrow: the weather, four events, breakfast and dinner, and who has chores.
Tomorrow. So the evening rush knows what’s coming.
This week: stars each child earned and the week ahead.
This week. Stars per kid, and the week ahead.

Photos & screensaver

A beautiful screen, even when nobody’s using it.

When the kitchen goes quiet, Novari becomes a photo frame with a clock, the forecast, the next few events and anything still to do. Swipe through photos whenever you like.

The screensaver with a large clock and forecast over a soft gradient, with family notes, birthdays and today’s menu.
The screensaver: clock, weather, notes, birthdays, menu and what’s next.
The Photos screen with a connected shared album.
Connect a shared iCloud or Google Photos album, or upload from your phone.

Night mode

A dim clock overnight, so the screen never lights up the house.

Family board

Notes, countdowns to trips and holidays, birthdays and anniversaries. See it

Calm by default

Photos play on the screensaver. Turn them on behind the dashboard if you like.

Family board

A note on the fridge, upgraded.

Leave a note for everyone, count down to the big trip, and never miss a birthday. Notes show on the screensaver too.

  • Notes from anyone, kids included
  • Countdowns to trips and holidays
  • Birthdays and anniversaries, with ages
The family board with notes from Mom, Dad and Milo.

Babysitter card Plus

Everything the sitter needs. Nothing to print.

Fill it in once. Whoever’s watching the kids gets the essentials with one tap on the wall.

  • Who to call, from parents to the pediatrician
  • Each kid’s bedtime and notes
  • Allergies shown in color, so they can’t be missed
  • Wi-Fi, the address and house notes
The babysitter card with contacts, bedtimes and a highlighted peanut allergy.

Phones, Siri & every screen

On the wall. In your pocket.

Everything on the wall is on your phone too, and it all stays in sync. Run Novari on up to five screens, any size, any way up.

The meal plan on a phone.
The Chores screen on a portrait wall display.
The calendar on a phone.

“Hey Siri, add milk”

Add to the shopping list, post a note, or hear today’s summary with Siri on iPhone.

Parent notifications

Know when a chore needs your OK, right on your phone.

Keeps going offline

Each screen keeps its own copy and catches up when Wi-Fi is back.

See it on your own wall.

Free to start. Set up in minutes.