For the Gabbai

Run the shul without burning out

The gabbai is the heart of the shul — but doesn't need to be its memory. Beita handles the back-office grind: prayer times, member lists, chazan rotation, broadcasts.

Prefer to sign up right away? Sign up now → — our team will gladly walk you through it in English.

What's included

Everything you need, in one place

Tools built around the role of a gabbai — not generic SaaS dressed up for synagogues.

Halachic prayer times

Computed by your address. Accurate for summer time, winter time, and dawn-based (alot hashachar) calculations. Zero maintenance.

Minyan RSVPs

Open a special minyan (selichot, yizkor) — members register from their phone. You know who's coming.

Chazan/baal koreh rotation

Schedule rotations by date. Auto-reminder the day before.

Instant broadcasts

Time change? Got a minyan? Aveilut notice? — to every member in 30 seconds.

Weekdays, shabbat, chag — auto

The screen knows when it's shabbat, chag, or a fast day. No switching by hand.

Yahrzeit reminders

A member passes away? The reminder goes to the family and to the display, automatically.

Getting started

4 steps from invite to live

Sign-up takes about 15 minutes, and your first screen goes live the same day. Stuck? WhatsApp or phone: 054-509-3496, Sun–Thu during business hours.

1

Set up your prayer schedule

Once — Shacharit, Mincha, Maariv. Beita calculates the halachic times for your zip code.

2

Upload your member list

From Excel, Google Sheets, or by typing it in. Names, phones, yahrzeits.

3

Connect a TV

Install the Beita app on your Android TV or Google TV / Android TV streamer. Scan a QR. 2 minutes.

4

First broadcast

Short text. Choose a group. Send. Everyone gets it in seconds.

Built for a Shabbat-observant shul

On Shabbat the screen runs itself — even without internet

No need to remember to switch it on, off, or touch it. And no need for a stable connection — everything is stored on the screen and runs automatically.

Automatic Shabbat mode

The screen knows when Shabbat begins and switches to Shabbat mode on its own — nothing to remember, nothing to touch.

Works without internet

Prayer times, the parasha and announcements are stored locally on the screen and keep showing when the connection drops.

Nothing to do on Shabbat

Everything is scheduled in advance. No human action and no cloud connection is needed on Shabbat or Chag.

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I stopped keeping the shabbat schedule taped to my fridge. The TV does the work — I got my weekends back.
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