A Family Wall Calendar: One Glance, Today and Tomorrow, Readable Across the Room

It is a description of the layout, not a health claim. On this page it means:

• Large type, meant to be read from across the room.
• A Today view, with Tomorrow close at hand.
• Colour-coded people, so you can see whose plan it is.
• A short path for a parent to add or change an event from a phone.

It is not a medical claim. Dayreef is a planning tool. It does not diagnose or treat any condition and is not medical advice. We do not make health or outcome claims. If you need medical advice, that is a conversation with a clinician, not a calendar.

A phone calendar is personal and close-up. A family wall calendar sits in a shared room. The design problems are different:

• Distance. Type and times have to work at a couple of metres, not at arm’s length.
• Shared attention. More than one person should be able to read the same board without passing a phone around.
• Today first. A month grid is useful for planning a term. It is a weak answer to “what happens after breakfast.”
• Few events, clearly. A busy school-day wall still has to be readable. The planned layout leads with a small number of clear items, not a dense grid.

These are design choices. Households that do not care about ADHD-friendly layouts can use the same kind of board; it is just a large, wall-first calendar.

A short checklist, with no outcome promises:

1. Type size and contrast. Can you read names and times from the kitchen?
2. Today and Tomorrow. Is the next stretch of the day the first thing on the screen?
3. People at a glance. Are events labelled clearly enough to see who they belong to?
4. Who can edit. If only one adult can change the board, it will fall behind.
5. The device. A dedicated display, a shared phone app, or a tablet you already own will feel different on the wall.
6. Whether it ships. A waitlist is not a calendar in the hallway.

Dedicated displays and shared apps are already on sale from other companies. Their current official prices, as of 10 Nov 2026, are collected on our compare page. Dayreef is not one of those shipping products.

Dayreef is planned as an ADHD-friendly family wall calendar in the sense above:

• Software for a landscape tablet you already own, left on in a shared room.
• Large type and a Today/Tomorrow layout.
• Parents update the board from their phones.
• A one-time price if we launch (US$49 is the working figure for this test), not a monthly fee. No payment is taken here.

Recurring events, school-calendar integrations, and notifications are not claimed as available. We do not ask about anyone’s health when you join the waitlist, and we do not use sign-ups from this page to build an “ADHD” audience list.