The Invisible Display: E-Paper Calendar and Smart Screen

A beautiful e-paper display for your calendar, your photos and your own content.

This electronic paper display is there when you need it. And the hand-finished wooden frame looks good on the wall and on the desk.

Choose from multiple calendar layouts and sync events from Google Calendar and any other calendar that offers ICS links: Outlook, iCloud, Fastmail, Hey and many others.

Link: Calendar App

Link: All apps

Stay on top of things

The electronic paper display doesn't clamor for your attention, but it's there when you need it. And the hand-finished wooden frame looks good on the wall and on the desk. It simply provides the information you need, always at a glance. And you can leave your phone locked for a little longer.

Set and forget

You set up the display with our mobile app. There, you can choose an e-paper app and set up any necessary integrations and configurations. From then on, the Invisible E-Paper will update when things change - day for day, week for week.

A calendar for your home...

Unlike a paper-based family planner, the calendar on your Invisible E-Paper is always up-to-date with what's in everyone's phones. Even the kids can catch a glance at the weekend - and know when to schedule that sleepover.

...or for your desk

Feel free to ignore your emails for a little longer. If a meeting pops up, you will see it on the calendar. And on Monday morning, it gives you a feel for the week: Which days are busy? When will there be time to dive deep? Maybe let's block some time on Wednesday?

Picture Frame

Your photos look elegant on this black-and-white e-paper screen. It's an acquired taste for sure - you will love how it blends in with the furniture, not shining a light at you. Maybe gift it to a loved one? With the mobile app, you can add or remove photos at any time.

Custom Signage

Want to display a daily quote? Or show a changing notice to your employees? With the "Custom Signage" app, you can enter a text and it will be shown on the display - it's that simple.

Or drive it yourself

Point the display at a server on your own network instead of ours. Your machine draws the picture; the display asks it for a new one each minute. Nothing reaches us, and no account is needed.

This is for people who would rather build their own screen - a dashboard, a chart, anything you can render to an 800x480 image. Our calendar, photo and message apps run on our service; local mode replaces them with whatever you make.

The protocol is two HTTP endpoints, published with a working server to start from: github.com/Invisible-Computers/local-render-server