Everything your shul runs on WhatsApp, email, and paper — in one app.
Announcements that keep Shabbos. Minyan times that always match the luach. Pledges and kiddush sponsorships that collect themselves. In an app your members actually open.
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Built for small shuls, startup minyanim, and Chabad houses — volunteer-run friendly, no contracts. Runs in the browser, so there's nothing to install.
Everything the patchwork did — in one place
The WhatsApp groups, the email blasts, the paper sheet by the door, the pledge cards, the seat list on a clipboard.
Today, at a glance
Zmanim calculated for your shul’s exact coordinates — including your candle-lighting minhag — beside the minyan schedule and this week’s changes. Always current, never a stale PDF.
Announcements that land
Post once from the dashboard — every member gets a push, and the weekly email digest carries the rest. Pinned posts stay on top. No more “did you see it in the WhatsApp?”
Pledge Pad
Built for motzei Shabbos: work down the pile of pledge cards in seconds each. Members get one push and pay in a tap; the gabbai stops chasing.
Kiddush, sponsored
An open date is a tap away from sponsored — dedication, payment, and the thank-you announcement included. Friends can chip in on one kiddush together. Farbrengens too.
Seats & appeals for Tishrei
High Holiday seat tiers with a hard cap that can’t oversell — members pick from the actual seat map — and appeals with a live pledged-and-raised bar.
Giving, all in one place
One-off or monthly, with a cover-the-fees option — straight into the shul’s own Stripe account. Members see everything they owe in one list; the office prints year-end statements and exports CSV for the accountant.
Chat with rooms and rules
Not one noisy group — channels: General, Simchas, Men’s, Women’s, Chesed & meals, each with its own membership rules. Real moderation, positive-only reactions, and no DMs to police.
Ask the Rav
Every member gets a private thread to the Rav or Gabbai — with expectations the shul sets, not instant-messaging pressure. “From the Rav” posts carry his voice to everyone: text, audio, or video.
Your shiurim, everywhere
Upload the shiur once; members pick up right where they left off, at their own speed. “Continue listening,” “new this week,” topic shelves — and a podcast feed for the regulars.
Events, sign-ups, polls
Publish, push, RSVP, capacity handled — paid events ride the same rails as donations. Meal trains and Tehillim lists are two taps, and a poll can be truly anonymous.
Yahrzeits, remembered
A real Hebrew-date engine — short years handled, Adar by your shul’s psak. The night before, the reminder goes out, carrying that day’s minyan times. The gabbai’s book keeps itself.
Simchas & gift registries
Families claim their bar mitzvah Shabbos years ahead, the whole shul sees the simcha feed, and a registry keeps two people from buying the same gift. Mazel tov is one tap away.
Shabbos mode, built in
From candle lighting to havdalah, the app goes quiet.
Push and email alike queue automatically and release only after Shabbos or Yom Tov ends — calculated from your shul’s own coordinates and your candle-lighting minhag, aware of multi-day Yom Tov and the Israel–chutz la’aretz difference. It isn’t a setting someone has to remember. It’s the default — even an urgent alert waits — and we publish the checks.
The flow nobody else has end-to-end
Paper pledge cards, retired.
The motzei-Shabbos pledge pile used to take weeks to collect. Now it takes one push.
Motzei Shabbos, at the desk
The gabbai types each pledge card into the Pledge Pad — name, aliyah, $180, Enter. Two seconds a card.
After havdalah, the phone buzzes
Each member gets one push with everything they pledged. If it’s still Shabbos where they are, it waits. Automatically.
One tap, paid
The pledge is waiting with a Pay button — card in a tap, straight to the shul’s own Stripe account. Or a check to the gabbai, marked paid in one click.
Live by Shabbos
Create your shul
Sign in with your email, name your shul and set it up — two minutes, and you’re the admin. The dashboard walks you through the rest.
Set the schedule
Minyan times, announcements, shiurim, the kiddush calendar — with a live preview of exactly what members will see.
Share one code
Members join from any phone browser with a six-character invite code — nothing to install. The group chat can finally rest.
Built Shomer Shabbos. Founder-owned. Staying that way.
Halachic correctness is an engineering discipline here — a Shabbos gate nothing can jump, zmanim checked against the luach, and a commitment that Shuli will not become the next roll-up.
Your shul, in everyone’s pocket.
Two minutes to set up. One code to share.
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