בס״ד · built for the yeshiva world
Sedarim marked in seconds — even with no wifi. The hanhala sees everything live. Parents get reports they actually understand. Built around how a yeshiva runs, and shaped every week by the hanhalas using it.
questions@yeshivasync.com


Mark the seder
Late minutes stamp themselves — counted from the seder's own start time, with a grace window you set.
Whole-yeshiva Shacharis on one screen — no rebbi juggling five rosters for davening.
No wifi? Still works — marks queue on the device and sync the moment the connection returns.

See the day
One triage list — every unexcused late and absence, ready to address — call him over, assign a knas or mashkon with a due date.
A paper trail to “collected” — assigned, due, paid — nothing falls between the cracks.
A report per boy — on-time rate, a color-coded calendar, and a “minutes missed” total each menahel defines his own way.

Tell the parents
Your grade language — bands and labels are yours — a Hebrew א+ scale works out of the box.
Secure links that expire — emailed to parents, or printed as a clean PDF — with a personal note from the menahel.
Leave requests, tap-approved — a parent asks from the portal; the office taps approve; the roster updates itself.

Not a public-school gradebook wearing a kippah — every corner was built around how a yeshiva actually runs.
ה׳ אב
Hebrew dates everywhere — each teacher picks Hebrew or English
9:15
Per-shiur times — one subject, a different clock per shiur
Elul →
Mid-year schedule changes apply from a date; past reports stay true
ג׳ ימים
“Not in Yeshiva” days come off the roster — records stay clean
גירסא
Cross-shiur learning groups work exactly like classes
⌛
Substitute coverage is time-boxed — access expires on its own
א+
Monthly rubric for learning, avodah, and middos — your dimensions
48h
Missed a seder? The catch-up list clears the backlog in minutes
Works on any phone, tablet, or computer — nothing to install, nothing to update.
The part a big company can’t copy
YeshivaSync isn’t a ticket queue. When a menahel asks for something — a report counted differently, a flow that matches his minhag — it’s usually live within days, often the same week. The platform runs a real mesivta today and grows from real requests, not a corporate roadmap.
Ask us for something →For parents
One family profile, your son’s photo and reports, and leave requests the school answers with a tap.
Setup asks four questions — who learns, what they learn, when, and who teaches — and your sedarim are live in one sitting. We’ll walk it with you.
questions@yeshivasync.comYou’ll get a real person — usually the same day.