The whole household week, without the group chat.
Lakeday is one account per household. Calendar, tasks, meals, groceries and weather all share the same week — on every phone, and on the screen in the kitchen. Nothing has to be re-typed, re-asked or re-forwarded.
Jump to the wall display ↓What's next, and what it takes to be ready.
The next-up card leads with the time and the name, then the things that decide whether you're late: who it's for, where it is, live drive or transit time from home, and the prep tasks attached to it.
- Live drive or transit time from home, updating in the two hours before you leave
- Prep tasks attached to the event, not floating in a separate list
- Who each event belongs to, colour-coded per person
- Tomorrow's first commitment once today is clear
Everything else that runs a household.
Each of these is a full view in the app — not a widget.
One week, every person
Month, week and day views with per-person tags, recurring rules, multi-day events and single-occurrence edits that don't break the series.
Chores that actually recur
Standalone and recurring tasks with reminder lead times, plus completion history so the biweekly recycling never drifts out of phase.
The week's meals, dragged into place
Breakfast, lunch and dinner per day, a dish library your household builds over time, and a grocery list every device shares.
Calendars and email, reviewed first
Connect Google Calendar or any iCalendar URL, and let Lakeday read date-bearing email. Nothing is added until you approve it in Review.
Enough to decide the day
Current conditions and the forecast for home, alongside travel times to where you're actually going.
Invite the people you live with
Seven-day single-use invitations, each member with their own sign-in, all sharing one household's data — and nobody else's.
Paste a link. Or drop the video.
Recipe pages come in as title, ingredients and steps. Cooking videos are transcribed and read frame-by-frame, so the recipe someone sent you in a DM becomes a real dish in your library — and its ingredients land on the grocery list.
When nobody's looking, it becomes a photo frame.
After a few idle minutes the dashboard fades into full-screen photos — your own library, cached on the device so it keeps working when the network doesn't. The time, the weather and what's next stay legible over the top. Touch it and the dashboard is back instantly.
- Pull from Google Photos, or the photo library already saved on the device
- Photos cached on the device, so it keeps cycling without a connection
- Fades in after a few idle minutes, wakes on touch
- Time, weather and the next event stay readable over any photo
- Runs full-screen on a tablet, an old iPad, or a spare monitor
Your photos, or a curated set of artwork.
Connect Google Photos, use the library already on the device, or fall back to a curated set of lake artwork that comes with Lakeday. Either way the display never sits on a blank screen.
iOS and iPadOS
A native app for iPhone and iPad — the same household data, with the tablet layout switching to the wall-display view when it is docked.
Android
A native Android app for phones and tablets, including adaptive icons and the same offline photo cache.
Any browser
Installable as a web app on desktop or laptop. No download required to try it, and updates land without an app-store wait.
Ready to see it on your own week?
We'll be happy to walk you through the setup, so your calendars are imported before the first sign-in.