InkyCal v3 Raspberry Pi E-Paper Calendar Dashboard

Meet InkyCal v3 — a calm, always-readable e-paper dashboard for your desk, kitchen, hallway or office.

Instead of checking your phone again and again, InkyCal gives you the important parts of your day at a glance: calendar events, weather, tasks, photos, RSS feeds and more — displayed on a beautiful 7.5" e-paper screen that looks more like paper than a normal display.

This version is built as a ready-to-use hardware product. It includes a Raspberry Pi Zero W, custom e-paper driver board, 7.5" e-paper display, slim 3D-printed enclosure, pre-flashed microSD card with InkycalOS-Lite, USB cable and printed setup guide.

No coding is required. Generate your settings.json file in the Web UI, add the modules you want, insert the microSD card and follow the setup guide. InkyCal is based on the open-source InkyCal project, so you get the convenience of a finished product with the flexibility of a maker-friendly software ecosystem.

Why you’ll love it:

• Calm e-paper display — easy to read and not distracting  
• Shows useful information at a glance: calendar, weather, tasks, photos, feeds and more  
• Ready-to-use hardware with Raspberry Pi Zero W included  
• Pre-flashed microSD card with InkycalOS-Lite  
• No-code setup with Web UI configuration  
• Custom e-paper driver board  
• Slim 3D-printed enclosure and stand  
• Open-source software foundation  
• Designed and assembled in small batches by AceInnoLab in Germany  

InkyCal is ideal for people who want a useful digital dashboard without another glowing screen. Put it on your desk, mount it near your entrance, use it as a family calendar, or build your own calm information display around the open-source InkyCal ecosystem.

What’s included:

• InkyCal v3 with 7.5" e-paper display  
• Raspberry Pi Zero W  
• Custom e-paper driver board  
• Slim 3D-printed enclosure and stand  
• Pre-flashed 8 GB Class 10 microSD card with InkycalOS-Lite  
• USB cable  
• Printed setup guide  
• Protective packaging  

Good to know:

InkyCal v3 is produced in limited small batches. Availability may vary depending on Raspberry Pi and display stock. The software is actively maintained and documented, and the open-source project remains available for DIY users and developers.