
Kiddush Levana
Kiddush Levana text and planning with minhag settings, astronomy and weather.
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Kiddush Levana text and planning with minhag settings, astronomy and weather.


Browse weekly Torah booklets in Hebrew, Yiddish and English, with PDF links and email selection.

Parsha and Yom Tov quizzes, study sheets and family learning in English and Hebrew.

Atah Hareisa cards and Songs & Hakafos booklet print/download options.



Create an interactive raffle from a pasted participant list.

Generate printable fold-based marking sheets before Shabbos.

Split pasted names into fields for administrative work.

Sukkos guide for phones with brachos in Hebrew, transliteration and translation, zmanim by city or ZIP, sukkah and four kinds guides, and a Chabad siddur.

Build a printable year calendar with parsha, zmanim for a chosen location, Hebrew labels, themes and photos, and export to CSV or iCalendar.

Jewish-themed games for children, with browser play and a Windows app that brings the games together.

Ask a question about Jewish texts and get an answer with citations that link to the passage on Sefaria, with an optional narrated audio version.

YouTube playlist that follows the weekly parsha aliyah by aliyah, combining Torah leining with trop, synchronized Hebrew text, English translation and illustrations; 7 videos so far, starting with Bereishis.

Wedding planning site with a seating chart and layout tool, as described by the person who shared it.

Free learning tracker for Gemara, Mishnayos, Rambam, Shnayim Mikra and Tanach with a built-in chazara review schedule, notes, and shared trackers for learning with a chavrusa or family.

Free AI chat for frum life with always-on content filtering and Hashkafa profiles, plus images, files, web search and voice. Also reachable by WhatsApp or text, with an accountability partner option.

Daily Jewish-day tool with zmanim for your location, a prayer-direction finder, Tehillim to say at a kever, daily learning and Shnayim Mikra tracking, and a 100 brachos card. Settings cover nusach, Israel or chutz laaretz, and candle-lighting minutes.

Searchable list of playgroups, daycares, babysitting groups and kindergartens in Lakewood, Jackson, Howell, Toms River and Manchester, with filters for age, hours, Fridays and nap, plus a jobs page for subs and helpers.

UK ride-sharing site where drivers post routes and passengers book a seat, with route, date and time search, driver and passenger signup, and live availability on the home page (currently Manchester and Gateshead).

Interactive 3D model of the Second Beis Hamikdash on Har Habayis that you can orbit, view from seven composed viewpoints or walk through at human scale. Each place carries its sources and a note on what has been reconstructed; the model is based primarily on Mishnah Middot. Needs a browser with WebGL 2 and hardware acceleration.

iPhone app for everyday sibling arguments: each child gets up to 45 seconds to tell their side, and a character called Judge Hoot rules with practical next steps. A parent picks the parenting style behind a parent gate. No accounts or ads; the first 3 cases are free, then an optional subscription. iPhone only for now. Developer shown on the App Store: Chaim Gross.

Service that builds and publishes a standalone, shul-branded app on the App Store and Google Play for a congregation, with next-prayer and zmanim display, minyan-needed alerts, events with RSVPs, sponsorships and donations, a members-only community board and an admin dashboard, plus an optional website-design service. Sold to shuls on a paid plan; pricing is on the site.

Searchable directory of 93 community gemachs (lending resources such as baby equipment, simcha items, wigs, chairs and tables), filterable by town and by category, with a form to submit a gemach or a correction. Curated by Five Towns Insider and described by the site as volunteer-led.

Hebrew-language shared Tehillim reading counter for a "Million Project" (the page title says so in Hebrew), with English and French options. It shows Mizmor L'Todah (Tehillim 100) in Hebrew and transliteration, counts each reading toward a goal of 1,000,000, offers optional twice-daily browser reminders, and lets people create a personal link to share.

AI study partner for Torah that answers questions with named sources across Tanach, Talmud, Midrash and halacha. Offers voice questions, page photos for translation and breakdown, guided lessons and quizzes, a daily study plan and streaks. Available in English and Hebrew; paid plans exist.

General-purpose AI workspace for frum users and businesses, with writing, document summaries, image creation, research, transcription and meeting workflows. The site describes content guardrails and optional block/allow controls. Mobile app available; basic use is free with paid plans.

Free tool to log income and giving and see where you stand with your maaser or choimesh. Toggle between 10% or 20%, quick-give buttons, recurring wages and a starting balance. Account sign-up required.

AI-powered Torah reading and bar mitzvah preparation app. Learners listen verse by verse, follow the Hebrew text with transliteration, record themselves and get feedback; five interface languages and four nusachim.

Guided Gemara learning one clear step at a time, currently Makkos and Sukkah: meet the amud, tap a word for its meaning, practise with speech or word placement, answer questions and track progress. For boys and adult learners, with parent and rebbe accounts. Free, in English, Hebrew and Yiddish.

Browser games built around the week's parsha, weaving Rashi, Midrash and Gemara into the gameplay. The site says a new game goes up every Friday and plays on phones, tablets and computers without installation or sign-up. Includes a weekly leaderboard and offers game sponsorships.