Loelia

Your family's week, on the wall.

Loelia is a wall calendar for busy households. Everyone's plans, school and sports schedules, and the weather, on one screen in the kitchen, kept in sync with the calendars you already use.

Loelia is in early testing.

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About the name

Loelia is pronounced LEE-lee-uh, like "Leelia," though LOH-lee-uh is fine too. The name comes from Loelia Ponsonby, James Bond's secretary in Ian Fleming's novels from Moonraker to Thunderball. She ran the Double-O office quietly and capably and kept everyone's schedule straight, which is just what a family calendar should do.

Fleming named the character after his friend Loelia, Duchess of Westminster (born Loelia Ponsonby, 1902–1993), a 1920s society figure who later became a well-known hostess, needlewoman and House & Garden editor. In her memoir she wrote that her mother chose the name as a version of her own middle name, Lily, and that it's said "Leelia."