בס״ד · for mesivtos and zals
Built for how a yeshiva actually runs.
Sedarim, not periods. Hebrew names and dates. Mark a seder in three taps, with no wifi if that is what the zal has.
8
Yeshivos running it today
29,000+
Sedarim marked so far, for 600+ bochurim
9
Views built per role — seven staff, plus parents and bochurim
24h
What we aim to fix a bug you report in
The daily loop
Three taps per boy, and the seder is done.
- Everyone starts present — tap only the boys who are not there.
- Late minutes stamp themselves from the seder's own start time, on the school's clock.
- No wifi, no problem: marks queue on the phone and sync when the signal returns.
Follow-ups
One list, and the thing on it is a boy.
- Lateness, a failed bechina, something in the hallway, a sheet not handed in — gathered under the boy, not spread over four screens.
- Knasim and hashlamos stay on the list until somebody collects them.
- And it names the boy who is sliding — this fortnight against the one before it — while the conversation is still an easy one.
The whole picture
Every seder, every boy, one month at a time.
Hebrew dates across the top. Tap any square to fix the mark where you found it.
Four dashboards
Everyone gets their own door.
One record of the yeshiva, and a different screen onto it for each person who opens it.
The rebbi
His shiurim, and nothing else
He opens his phone and the seder he is standing in front of is already there. A substitute's access is time-boxed and expires on its own.
The menahel
The whole building, live
What is running, what nobody has opened, and the boys nobody has accounted for — named, not counted.
A parent
Without calling the office
Every son, his reports and his photo, and a leave request the school answers with a tap.
A bochur
His own numbers, if you want it
He reads his own attendance and marks, changes nothing, and only if the school switches it on for him.
Made to fit
No two yeshivos run the same. It doesn’t make them.
Your categories, not ours
The behaviour kinds you write down, the rubric dimensions you score, your grade bands, your report-card headings, a colour per shiur.
Your calendar and your day
Your zmanim by name, your own days off, per-shiur times for one subject, and a school year that acts as a lens over every report.
The roster you already have
Upload the office spreadsheet and it reads your own column headings. Re-upload a corrected file and it updates instead of duplicating.
Ask, and a person answers
Not a ticket queue. Most of what is in here started as a school asking for it, and there is an assistant inside the app that answers from the manual and says when it does not know.
The awkward cases are answered on the questions page — the same answers your staff get from inside the app.
Pricing
One price for the yeshiva. Not per boy, not per rebbi.
Every plan is the whole product — every seder, every portal, every report. The band is set by how many bochurim you have, taken at signup and then once a year, so adding a boy in Kislev never changes your bill.
1–69 bochurim
$70/ month
or $840 a year
70–99
$85/ month
or $1,020 a year
100–149
$100/ month
or $1,200 a year
150–199
$125/ month
or $1,500 a year
- Every feature on every plan — there is no higher tier to buy
- Paying yearly is twelve times the monthly price. It is the same money, and one invoice
- Your first 30 days are free, and cancelling inside them costs nothing
More than 199 bochurim? Ask us and we will quote it. The full terms are in the terms of service.