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Skylight Tech Stack

Connected home devices and apps for family photo sharing and scheduling

Computers and Electronics Manufacturing West Hollywood, California 51–200 employees Privately Held

Skylight makes consumer hardware and software for families—a Frame for shared photos and a Calendar for schedules and chores. The tech stack reveals a consumer-focused, mobile-first product philosophy: React Native and Android-native (Kotlin, Jetpack Compose) dominate, paired with Rails/TypeScript backend on AWS Lambda. Current hiring (14 roles, mostly senior/manager-level across engineering, marketing, ops, and sales) and active projects signal simultaneous scaling pressure: they're shipping Calendar 2, building fulfillment automation, rolling out MDM, and preparing retailer go-to-market—a shift from pure D2C toward physical retail channels.

Tech Stack 38 technologies

Core StackOkta Slack Adobe Premiere Pro After Effects Adobe Creative Cloud Figma Google Ads Ruby on Rails TypeScript React React Native Shopify Ruby AWS Lambda JavaScript AWS Kotlin Jetpack Compose 1Password Justworks Ramp Notion Circana Android Android SDK Hilt Room Retrofit Dagger AOSP+7 more

What Skylight Is Building

Challenges

  • Scaling backend infrastructure
  • Maintaining reliable backend services
  • Reducing repetitive support work
  • Vendor spend management
  • Access control hygiene
  • Delivery performance optimization
  • Channel management optimization
  • Inventory forecasting accuracy
  • Optimizing digital presence across retailer websites
  • Optimizing retail media investments

Active Projects

  • Calendar 2 product launch
  • Automation of it support processes
  • Implementation of mdm solution
  • Streamlining vendor management
  • Paid acquisition strategy for new product innovation
  • Global fulfillment strategy
  • Automated fulfillment process implementation
  • Retailer go-to-market strategy
  • Channel management and pricing strategies
  • Inventory forecasting

Hiring Activity

Accelerating15 roles · 15 in 30d

Department

Engineering
4
Marketing
4
Ops
3
Sales
3

Seniority

Senior
7
Manager
4
Director
2
Junior
1

Notable leadership hires: Retail Sales Director

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About Skylight

Skylight is a consumer technology company based in West Hollywood building connected hardware and software for families. The product line includes Skylight Frame (a digital photo display) and Skylight Calendar (a shared family scheduling and task-management app). The company operates a B2C model with a stated user base in the millions and is now expanding into retail distribution channels. Infrastructure and operations challenges center on backend reliability as product usage scales, vendor and inventory management as physical fulfillment grows, and optimizing digital presence across retailer platforms.

HeadquartersWest Hollywood, California
Company Size51–200 employees
Hiring MarketsUnited States

Frequently Asked Questions

What tech stack does Skylight use?

Frontend: React, React Native, TypeScript, and native Android (Kotlin, Jetpack Compose). Backend: Ruby on Rails, AWS Lambda, AWS. Infrastructure: Okta, 1Password. Product: Figma, Notion, Shopify. No adopting or replacing signals in the current stack.

What is Skylight working on?

Calendar 2 product launch, fulfillment automation and global strategy, MDM implementation, retailer go-to-market strategy, paid acquisition for new products, and inventory forecasting. Backend scaling and reliable service delivery are active technical priorities.

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