REVIEW Everblog · researched November 2026

Everblog FridgeCal and HomeCal review

Two no-subscription calendars: a cordless 13.4" fridge unit and a 21.5" wall or counter unit.

Researched, not hands-on tested. We have not used this device. This review is based on the maker's specs, published pricing and public information, as of November 2026. How we review.

The short version

Everblog is the only brand here with a cordless fridge-door model. Both units are positioned as no-subscription and include a chore chart with a rewards system, plus a fridge-food manager that has nothing to do with chores but may matter to a kitchen.

8.3 / 10

EDITORIAL SCORE · our own rating from specs, not a user rating. How it works

Chore & reward features · 35%4.0 / 5

Cost over three years · 25%4.5 / 5

Calendar & app support · 20%4.0 / 5

Hardware & placement · 20%4.0 / 5

Specs and pricing

Everblog FridgeCal and HomeCal specifications and pricing
Screen	13.4" (FridgeCal) / 21.5" (HomeCal)
Resolution	HomeCal: 1920 × 1080 FHD
Placement	FridgeCal: magnetic or non-magnetic fridge door, cordless. HomeCal: wall mount, stand or hanging strap
Price (as of Nov 2026)	FridgeCal $249 on sale ($299 regular); HomeCal $299 on sale ($399 regular)
Subscription	None. Everblog says no monthly subscription
Chores and rewards	Chore chart with stars that kids redeem for rewards the family chooses. Included.
Calendar sync	HomeCal: Google, Apple iCloud, Outlook, Yahoo, Cozi, TeamSnap
App support	Everblog app
Cost over three years	$249 for FridgeCal and $299–$399 for HomeCal with no subscription.

PRICES AS OF NOVEMBER 2026 · Both showed sale prices on Everblog's own product pages. Everblog's comparison page listed $249 and $349 instead, so prices vary by page; check the current price.

Chores and rewards

Everblog's HomeCal page describes a chore chart where kids check off tasks, with Stars for completed chores that they can redeem for rewards the family chooses. The FridgeCal comparison page shows a chore chart on both models. Since HomeCal advertises streaming and apps, we'd treat the parental lock as part of the setup, not an afterthought.

What stands out

No subscription on either model, per Everblog
FridgeCal is cordless with a rechargeable battery (Everblog says 3–5 days of use per charge), so it needs no outlet
HomeCal syncs with TeamSnap and Cozi as well as the big three
HomeCal lists a parental lock that restricts the entertainment center

Trade-offs

HomeCal includes an entertainment hub with streaming apps, which cuts against screen-time goals unless locked
Two models with different prices on different Everblog pages; read carefully
HomeCal must be plugged in

Who it suits

A good fit: Families who want to skip subscriptions, want a screen on the fridge, or want to track food and chores in one place.

Probably not: Parents who want a single-purpose screen with no entertainment apps.

Questions

Does Everblog charge a monthly fee?

Everblog's HomeCal page says no: 'No subscription. No monthly fees.' It lists the chore chart, meal planner, food inventory, grocery lists and mobile app as included.

Does the Everblog HomeCal have streaming apps?

Its product page lists an Entertainment Hub with apps and a parental lock to restrict it, so parents should set that lock up if they want a chores-only screen.

Keep reading

Free printable alternativeNot sure you need a device? Try a free printable chore chart from our sister site first.

Sources

Everblog HomeCal product pageSpecs, $299 sale / $399 regular, no subscription, parental lock, sync list · fetched November 2026
FridgeCal vs HomeCal comparisonFridgeCal 13.4" $249; cordless; HomeCal listed at $349 on this page · fetched November 2026
Everblog FridgeCal product pageFridgeCal listing · fetched November 2026

SOURCE LIST ALSO KEPT IN THE SITE REPOSITORY (SOURCES.MD). PRICES AND FEATURES CAN CHANGE; CONFIRM ON THE MAKER'S SITE.