What is included with a DayNest display?

Every DayNest display sold in Australia and New Zealand includes 12 months of Sense, the AI family organiser. That covers email-to-calendar automation for school newsletters, shared calendars synced with Google and Apple, chores, meal planning, lists, and the Sense apps on your phones alongside the wall display.

What happens after the 12 months of Sense included with DayNest?

After the first year you choose whether to continue on any Sense plan - the same plans every Sense family chooses from, shown at getsense.ai/pricing and at checkout in your local currency. If you don't continue, the display keeps working, you keep the Sense free tier, and any events already synced to your Google or Apple calendar stay right where they are.

Does Sense on DayNest work with New Zealand schools?

Yes. Sense reads any school email you forward to it, including Hero notices, Skool Loop alerts, Educa updates and newsletters sent directly by Kiwi teachers, and pulls every date onto your shared family calendar. In Australia it handles Compass, Sentral, SkoolBag and Schoolzine the same way.

Do I need a DayNest to use Sense?

Sense works on iPhone, Android and the web, and it comes built in on every DayNest. If you want the always-on shared screen at home, DayNest is the purpose-built way to get it, with local support and the first 12 months of Sense included.

Does Sense read my whole inbox?

No. Sense only reads the emails you choose to forward to your family's Sense address. It does not connect to your inbox, scan your mail, or see anything you don't send it.

DayNest Displays Now Come With a Year of Sense (AU & NZ)

A mum and her daughter at the kitchen bench, reading the week's schedule on a wall-mounted DayNest display

The pitch for a family wall display fits in one scene: your partner stops at the kitchen bench on his way out, reads the screen, and says "I've got Thursday pickup." Nobody reminded him. That scene is real, and worth chasing.

The catch is that a screen only shows what someone typed into it. If every excursion note, sport draw and pupil-free day still travels from your inbox through your thumbs into the calendar, the display hasn't reduced your load. It's showing your data entry in 15 inches.

Which is why this pairing works: DayNest, an Australian maker of always-on family displays, now ships every device in Australia and New Zealand with 12 months of Sense included. DayNest's argument is that a tablet is personal - it locks, it sleeps, it wanders off to someone's bedroom - while their screen is shared and on all day. Sense is the other half: it fills that screen from your inbox.

How the two fit together

You forward school email to your family's Sense address - a Compass alert, a Sentral newsletter, the SkoolBag wrap, or a Hero notice or Skool Loop alert if you're in New Zealand. Sense reads the whole thing and puts every date on the shared calendar: excursions, swimming carnival, teacher-only days, parent-teacher interviews. A single term newsletter usually turns into 10 to 15 events nobody typed.

On a DayNest, those events land on the wall, where your partner and kids look without being told to. The same Sense account runs on your phones and syncs with Google and Apple calendars, so something you add from the pickup queue is on the kitchen wall before you're home. And Sense reads only what you forward - it never connects to your inbox. (Details here.)

How the bundle works

The first 12 months of Sense come with the device, whichever DayNest you choose - the range covers wall mounts, portable stands and a big display on wheels you can roll between rooms, with local support and warranty rather than hardware shipped from an American warehouse. After the year, you decide whether to keep Sense Premium on the same plans every Sense family chooses from. If you stop, the display keeps working, the free tier stays, and everything already synced to your Google or Apple calendar stays where it is.

If you've been eyeing a Skylight

You know the maths: AUD $470 to NZD $700 by the time it crosses the Pacific, an ongoing subscription for the email features that matter, and returns that ship back to America. DayNest is the local answer - purpose-built for the job, sold and supported here, and the intake problem arrives already solved, because the first year of Sense is in the box.

The displays are at daynest.com.au. Or start with Sense on your phone tonight - forward one newsletter and let it make the argument.

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