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Display & communication

A digital display that runs itself

Connect any TV and turn it into a notice board that updates on its own — halachic prayer times, announcements, yahrzeits, mazal tov and more.


Basic display — free forever · advanced features on Premium from ₪99/month
First screen the same day No credit card Any TV with HDMI
Why a smart display

Everything updates automatically — hands off

One screen that already knows your times, your announcements and your community. You just plug it into the TV.

Halachic prayer times

Calculated automatically from the synagogue's GPS location. Candle-lighting, Shabbat end, sunrise, Shacharit, Mincha and Maariv — refreshed daily with no effort.

Manage it from your phone

Control the screen from anywhere — schedule content, run several screens and update in real time. Runs on Android TV, or on a Google TV / Android TV streamer that plugs into any TV.

Works without internet

Connection drops? The screen keeps showing the last saved content and refreshes on its own once the internet is back. No black screen in the middle of davening.

Announcements & memorials

Write it once, show it everywhere.

Mazal tov, yahrzeits, campaigns and free-text notices — all appear on the screen automatically, and can be scheduled ahead of time.

  • Today's yahrzeits appear automatically — calculated precisely by the Hebrew calendar
  • A mazal tov for an aliyah, bar mitzvah, brit or wedding
  • Campaigns and pre-scheduled notices appear on the right day at the click of a button
Custom design

The screen looks like yours.

Designed templates, colors, your logo and flexible layouts. Special holiday themes appear automatically at the right time of year.

  • Digital menorah, Sefirat HaOmer, Sukkot, Purim — holiday themes built in
  • The weekly parasha, haftarah and a weekly dvar Torah — updated automatically
  • Your synagogue's colors, fonts and logo in one click
Multiple screens

Several screens, different content.

A screen in the beit midrash, one at the entrance, one in the women's section — each with its own content, all managed from one place.

  • Assign different content to each screen — without calling support
  • Automatic scheduling — the entrance shows a welcome, the beit midrash shows times
  • Full control from your phone — change in a click, updated in seconds
Getting started

4 simple steps, first screen the same day.

No technician, no tangle of cables — any gabbai can set it up alone.

  1. 1

    Connect to the TV

    An Android TV, or a Google TV / Android TV streamer (about ₪150–250) that plugs into any TV with an HDMI cable.

    5 minutes
  2. 2

    Pick a layout

    Ready-made designed templates — prayer times, announcements, yahrzeits, weekly parasha. One click.

    5 minutes
  3. 3

    Daily auto-updates

    Halachic times, parasha, yahrzeits and holidays update on their own. You only add special notices if you want.

    0 minutes
  4. 4

    Overrides for special days

    A shiur, bar mitzvah, wedding or mourning — schedule ahead and it appears on the right day automatically.

    One click
Same day
Until your first screen is live
24/7
System availability
9+
Automatic capabilities
∞
Screens managed together
Built for Shabbat-observant communities

Works on Shabbat. Works offline.

The screen doesn't depend on the cloud and needs no human touch. Set it up once — and it keeps going on its own, on Shabbat and when the connection drops.

Automatic Shabbat mode

The screen knows when Shabbat comes in and switches to Shabbat mode by itself — nothing to remember, nothing to touch.

Works without internet

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

Nothing needs action on Shabbat

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

FAQ

What people ask us about the screen

How long does it take to set up the screen?
Sign-up takes about 15 minutes, and your first screen goes live the same day. You connect a Google TV / Android TV streamer (about ₪150–250) to a regular TV with an HDMI cable (or install directly on an Android TV), join the Wi-Fi, sign in — and the content appears right away. Stuck? WhatsApp or phone: 054-509-3496, Sun–Thu during business hours.
Will the synagogue's existing TV work?
Yes — an Android TV runs the display app directly. For any other TV with an HDMI input (older models too), plug in a Google TV / Android TV streamer (about ₪150–250). No dedicated box, no technician.
Do you support different nuschaot (Ashkenaz / Sfard / Teiman)?
Yes. The built-in siddur supports Ashkenaz, Sfard and Teiman. Halachic prayer times are calculated automatically from the synagogue's location, and local customs can be adjusted in the dashboard.
What happens if the internet goes down?
The screen keeps showing the last saved content — prayer times, announcements and yahrzeits. When the connection returns it refreshes itself in the background. You won't be caught with a black screen in the middle of davening.
Can I manage several screens from one account?
Yes. A screen in the beit midrash, one at the entrance, one in the women's section — each with its own content, all managed from a single dashboard. Assigning different content to each screen is done with a click.
Does the screen work on Shabbat?
The screen switches to Shabbat mode automatically as Shabbat comes in. It keeps showing times, announcements and yahrzeits with no manual action. When Shabbat ends it returns to normal mode on its own.

Ready to start? 30 days free. No risk.

Connect a TV and start showing prayer times, announcements and yahrzeits — no credit card, no commitment.