The Google TV calendar app that turns your TV into a family command center
There's no calendar app built into Google TV. Luana adds a shared family calendar, plus kids' routines, chore rewards, and a family photo screensaver, to the Google TV you already own. No $300 device required.
Why your Google TV can't already do this
Out of the box, Google TV is built for streaming — there's no family calendar app waiting in the store, and the DIY workarounds (a spare tablet, a kiosk app, fighting the screen-timeout) are fiddly and break easily.
Luana is purpose-built for exactly this: install it once, pair it to your account, and your Google TV becomes an always-on family screen that wakes to your calendar and rewards, and drifts to your photos when the room is quiet.
What Luana puts on your Google TV
A shared family calendar
Syncs (read-only) from Google, Apple, and Outlook. Luana never edits your calendar — it just shows everyone what's happening on the biggest screen in the house.
Routines kids follow themselves
Morning and evening checklists with kid-friendly icons. Kids check tasks off from the remote, so you stop repeating yourself.
Chores & star rewards
A built-in star system for chores and habits. Kids earn stars for what they get done and spend them on treats or privileges you set.
A family photo screensaver
When no one's interacting, your Google TV drifts to a slideshow of your family photos.
Have school-age kids? Add your school district's calendar free, so its breaks, holidays, and early-release days show up on your Google TV too.
How to set it up on Google TV
Minimum Google TV requirement: Android TV 10 or newer. Check full compatibility →
Same shared family view, none of the hardware.
A wall calendar like Skylight ($280–$600) or Hearth ($699) means buying a screen and paying a subscription on top. Luana runs on the Google TV that's already in your living room, for $7.99/mo.
Start your 14-day free trialGoogle TV family calendar — FAQ
Is there a calendar app for Google TV?
There's no built-in calendar app on Google TV. Luana fills the gap: a shared family calendar, kids' routines, chores and rewards, and a photo screensaver, on the Google TV you already own.
Is Luana available on Google TV?
Yes. Luana is live on Google TV — install it from the Google Play (search "luana") and pair it to your account.
What does Luana cost?
$7.99/month after a 14-day free trial (no credit card to start), or $79.99/year. There's no hardware to buy — Luana runs on the Google TV you already have.
Will Luana change my calendar?
No. Luana connects to Google, Apple, and Outlook calendars read-only — it displays your events but never edits or deletes anything.
Do I need a Skylight or Hearth device?
No. Those are dedicated screens that cost $280–$699 plus a subscription. Luana gives you the same shared family view on your existing Google TV.
Put your family's day on the Google TV.
Try it free for 14 days. Preview it in your browser first if you like — no streaming device needed.
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