We build attendance, tracking, and admin software for yeshivos, camps, Chabad houses, and schools — fast, easy for your staff to actually use, and shaped around the way a mosad really runs.
Mark a shiur, bunk, or activity in seconds. Multi-user, live to the office, and it keeps working when the wifi doesn't.
Tags on cards, bunks, or equipment. A camper taps, points land, the leaderboard moves — no clipboards, no typing.
They pin to a phone's home screen like a real app, update instantly, and never touch an app store review queue.
Hours, streaks, absences, and totals your directors can pull themselves — exportable, auditable, and always current.
Daily attendance across an entire yeshiva — marked class by class from any device, or tapped straight off an interactive zal seating map, with the office watching it fill in live. Report cards generate and email themselves, staff only see what their role allows, and directors get a live read on every talmid's progress and test scores — all behind serious, audited security.
The same engine rebuilt around a camp day — bunks instead of shiurim, counselors instead of staff, marked bunk by bunk from any device or tapped straight off an interactive bunk map. Reports generate and email themselves, counselors only see what their role allows, and directors get a live read on every camper — all behind serious, audited security, with head counts that survive a field with no signal.
A personal daily Torah-learning checklist and streak tracker — log your portion, keep the streak alive.
Session logging for tutoring programs. Tutors record hours, students, and subjects in under a minute.
NFC-driven mivtza tracking for camp — campers tap a tag to bank points and fill out duchs, with the leaderboard updating on the wall in real time. Staff sign in with their own login, event scanners check NFC cards to control access, and a serious admin backend lets directors set custom point periods and run the whole mivtza end to end.
What's slow, manual, or falling through the cracks. No spec needed — a description of the day is enough.
We ask questions, propose an approach, and tell you plainly what gets built, what it costs, and when it lands.
You get a working system on your own subdomain, plus a walkthrough for the people who'll use it every day.
Seasons change and so do mosdos. Fixes, changes, and new features long after launch.