Torah Tools
Software for Jewish schools and classrooms, built by someone who works in one.
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.
What we build
Hebrew reading and learning
Practice tools for kriah and Hebrew text — leveled drilling, repetition that holds a student’s attention, and progress a teacher can read at a glance instead of reconstructing from memory.
Student incentive and classroom economy
The point charts, classroom currency, goals, and prize systems teachers already run by hand, kept consistently and made visible to the students earning them.
Printed classroom materials
Generated worksheets, charts, labels, and reference sheets, designed to come off a classroom printer and go straight onto a desk or a wall.
School operations
Attendance, staff check-in, dismissal, scheduling, custodial work, and front-office routines — the daily administrative work of running a school across several divisions.
Most of this software is built for and used in a single school, and is not offered publicly.
Product
Raviv
School operations software for Jewish day schools — attendance, staff check-in, scheduling, dismissal, and the daily administrative work of running a campus.
raviv.app