Torah Tools
Software for Jewish schools and classrooms, built by someone who works in one.
Tools
Davening
Open to any teacherA points board and a davening tracker on one classroom screen. Students earn points as they daven, and the class sees where it is up to in the tefillah.
davening.torahtools.orgKsiva
For schools, by requestHebrew handwriting practice. Print a practice sheet for each student, scan the finished page with a phone, and see which letters each student has mastered.
ksiva.torahtools.orgTBP
For schools, by requestA Tanya Baal Peh program tracker. Staff test students on their phones, students earn points and spend them in a prize store, and a leaderboard runs on the school’s screens.
tbp.torahtools.orgKriah Kingdom
Coming soonHebrew reading practice. A teacher runs flashcards with each student, tracks what they have mastered, and practices Tehillim reading with them.
Getting started
One Torah Tools account signs you in to every tool. Each tool is its own app at its own address, and each one decides who may use it.
Davening is open to any teacher: open it, sign in and start. Ksiva and TBP are set up for a school on request. Email bentzi@torahtools.org with your school’s name and the tools you’d like. A page for requesting tools directly is coming.
About
Torah Tools is a small software company in Boca Raton, Florida, founded by a rebbi and full-stack developer teaching in a Chabad cheder. The work comes out of that building rather than from a description of it: a reading program that needed better practice material, a classroom system running on index cards, an office process held together by memory. Each tool starts as a problem in a real school day, gets used in the classroom it was built for, and is rewritten until it holds up there.