Your day at a glance. No phone needed.

Inku ships mid 2026. We raised over $280,000 on Kickstarter (18x our goal, funded in 6 minutes) and are actively in production. We send regular updates to all customers.

Inku integrates with Google Calendar, Outlook, Apple Calendar, Todoist, TickTick, Notion, Google Tasks, Microsoft To Do, Apple Reminders, and any app that supports CalDAV or ICS. We're adding new integrations regularly.

Up to 30 days on a single USB-C charge. E-ink displays use almost no power. The screen stays visible even when the device isn't actively refreshing. Think of it like a Kindle for your calendar.

No. Lifetime access to the Inku companion app is included free with every device. One purchase, everything included forever. No subscription needed, ever.

Every time you pick up your phone to check your calendar, you get pulled into notifications, social media, and email. Inku is a distraction-free desk calendar that sits quietly showing only your schedule. No pings, no temptations, no 20-minute scroll. It's the "glance and know" experience you can't get from any screen that also has Instagram on it.

The free companion app (iOS and Android) handles initial setup: connecting your calendars, choosing themes, uploading avatars. After that, Inku works independently on your desk. You only need the app when you want to change settings.

We offer a 30-day return policy, no questions asked. If Inku doesn't change your mornings, send it back and we'll refund you in full. We can afford to make this promise because most people who start using it keep using it every single day.

Inku is one of the most personal desk gifts you can give. Upload the recipient's pet or favorite character as a custom avatar, and it becomes a one-of-a-kind desk calendar that comments on their day, writes haikus, and even roasts their overbooked schedule. Great for birthdays, holidays, or anyone who lives by their calendar.

We get it. But here's the math: Inku replaces your morning phone-checking habit (which costs you ~20 minutes a day in distraction), includes a lifetime app worth $60 on its own, and lasts years. Compare that to a $300 iPad or a $200 smart display that needs a subscription. Plus, 30-day returns if it's not for you.