This morning
Before you go
Backpack, water bottle, permission slip.
Emma's field trip is tomorrow.
7:10
Emma · bus stop34th corner
7:45
Jake · drop-offSarah
8:30
Marcus · standupoffice
Mantle turns calendars, tasks, school chaos, pickup gaps, and missing-item stress into one calm black-and-white E Ink brief on your wall — so everyone knows what matters, who owns it, and what needs attention.
47 founding families are helping shape the first 200 Mantles.
No glowing tablet. No endless app. Just the household brief.
34th is backed up after school. Mantle picked the faster way to Jake's practice.
Early pickup for Jake. Rain likely.
Every family runs on a messy mix of shared calendars, location apps, group texts, and "where are you?" phone calls. That's the bottleneck Mantle fixes.
Scroll to walk one household through one Thursday — from the first coffee to lights out. Mantle notices, decides, and assigns the next move.
Four questions. We read every one.
Only if accepted. Fully refundable.
Your hold is credited toward Mantle.
Numbered, plaqued, ships Fall 2026.
Example backplate format. We only publish real household names after permission. Fall 2026.
Mantle pulls from the calendar apps you already use. Nothing is migrated. Nothing is rebuilt from scratch.
Each adult and older kid signs in on their phone. Permissions stay with them. Kids choose what's visible.
Now everyone reads the same wall — schedule, live locations, pickups, and weather on events.
Morning routines, afternoon pickups, dinner timing, tomorrow's weather. Mantle reads the household calendar and the clock, and surfaces the one thing someone needs to decide right now.
Labels, icons, and grayscale markers keep people distinct. Leave-by rows highlight when someone needs to move. Cards surface the decisions it's easy to miss — before you go, dinner check, leave by.
Routes when someone's on the move. Pickup alerts surface the person who's closest. Kids can share status instead of location — "at practice" is enough.
An 11.6-inch matte E Ink display set in solid oak or walnut, made to read from across the room. French cleat mount, no visible cord. No camera. No microphone. One job, done at eye level.
A piece of furniture, not a piece of tech. One install. No app to relearn every six months.
Three columns: what’s coming, who’s where, what’s still on the list. Designed to be read in three seconds from across the room — and to be ignored the rest of the time.
Sarah is closest to Maya’s pickup — 11 min away. Want me to text her and shift the dinner timer to 6:45?
Cards appear when they matter and fade when they don't. One approved label, one clear sentence, at most two buttons.
Tap to confirm pickup.
Office is across town. Emma needs the appointment slip.
Push the table to 7:30 or feed the kids first?
Three things due back today.
Driving overlap. One parent needs a ride home.
Bag is by the door.
School starts in 22 minutes.
Mantle is built for household coordination, not surveillance. Location sharing is permission-based, and families control how visible that information is on the display.
Every Mantle ships without a camera cutout or microphone grille. Not disabled — absent.
Teens can share precise location, share status ("at practice"), or share nothing. Parents can't override.
The display runs one job and doesn't listen. No ads. No data sold.
Mantle is a dedicated piece of furniture with one job. It fits in the kitchen.
An iPad on the wallA general-purpose tablet with 400 apps.
A dedicated E Ink family display.One job. Always on the schedule.
A location appOne more thing to check on your phone.
A shared glanceable view.The whole house reads it, not just the person who opened an app.
Another calendarA new account to migrate everyone to.
The place your calendars land.Bring what you already use.
A hub for lights or locksAnother home-automation dashboard.
Furniture.It belongs in the kitchen, not on a bookmark bar.
Most families end up juggling a location app, a shared calendar, and a countertop screen — three products solving three slices of the same problem. Mantle is the one built to be read from across the kitchen by the whole house.
Skylight and Hearth sell picture frames. Calm and Oura sell recovery from a job no product is taking off your plate. Mantle is the family command center built to take the job itself — so recovery isn't the only option left.
Request an invite first. Accepted households place a refundable $50 hold that locks the $489 Founding Family price.
The $50 hold is credited toward your Mantle when pre-orders open. If you change your mind before then, we refund it. Standard launch price is $599. Ships Fall 2026, with holiday delivery as the target.
If your house doesn't run quieter, send it back. We pay shipping both ways. We're not asking you to believe us — we're asking you to test us.
Eight things, packed by hand. One Phillips screwdriver is all you’ll need.
Mantle takes the part that isn’t — and gives the part that is back to you. Hang it once. Run quieter for the next ten years.
Request a Founding Family inviteWe're taking the first 200 homes through the first production run before retail. We read every application because those households shape the defaults Mantle ships with.