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Digital screen

A digital screen that runs itself

Connect an ordinary TV and it becomes a notice board that updates itself: prayer times, announcements, yahrzeits and mazal tov.

A basic screen is free on the Basic plan. More features on Premium, ₪99/month. See pricing

  • First screen the same day
  • No credit card
  • Any TV with HDMI
The synagogue's main screen, classic theme: prayer times, zmanim, announcements, yahrzeits and mazal tov, in Hebrew
The main screen, classic theme. The screen itself displays in Hebrew.
Why a digital screen

It updates itself, without anyone touching it

One screen that knows your times, your announcements and your community. You only connect it to the TV.

Halachic prayer times

Calculated automatically for the synagogue's location: candle lighting and the end of Shabbat, sunrise, Shacharit, Mincha and Maariv. They update every day without you doing anything.

Manage it from your phone

Schedule content, manage several screens and make changes from anywhere. Runs on an Android TV, or on a Google TV / Android TV streamer that plugs into any TV.

Works without internet

If the connection drops, the screen keeps showing the last saved content and refreshes by itself when the internet is back. No black screen in the middle of davening.

Announcements and yahrzeits

Write an announcement once, and it's on the screen

Mazal tov, yahrzeits, campaigns and free-text announcements appear on the screen by themselves, and you can schedule announcements in advance.

  • Today's yahrzeits appear by themselves, by the Hebrew calendar
  • A mazal tov for an aliyah, a bar mitzvah, a brit or a wedding
  • Campaigns and announcements scheduled in advance appear on the right day
The community screen: mazal tov, announcements, shiurim and upcoming events, in Hebrew
Mazal tov, announcements, shiurim and events on the screen. The screen itself displays in Hebrew.
Your own design

The screen looks like your synagogue

Ready-made templates, colours, your logo and a flexible layout. Special themes for the chagim appear automatically at the right time of year.

  • Themes for the chagim: a menorah for Chanukah, Sefirat HaOmer, Sukkot and Purim
  • The weekly parasha updates by itself, and you add a dvar Torah from the rabbi in the dashboard
  • Your synagogue's colours, fonts and logo
The Arch design for the synagogue screen, in stone tones
Arch
The Timeline design: the next prayer and the day's zmanim on a timeline
Timeline
The Spotlight design: the time and the next prayer, large
Spotlight
The main screen in a dark theme
Dark theme
A few of the ready-made screen designs. The screen itself displays in Hebrew.
Several screens

Several screens, each with its own content

A screen in the beit midrash, one at the entrance, one in the ezrat nashim: each shows its own content, and you manage them all from one place.

  • Different content for each screen, which you set yourself
  • The entrance screen can show a welcome, and the beit midrash screen the times
  • A change you make on your phone reaches the screen within seconds
Screens management in the dashboard: every screen in the synagogue and its status, in one place
The Shabbat screen: candle lighting, Shabbat services and Havdalah, in Hebrew
The Beit Midrash screen: daily learning, shiurim and the weekly parasha, in Hebrew
Every screen managed from one place, with a Shabbat screen and a Beit Midrash screen.
Getting started

Four simple steps, first screen the same day

No technician and 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 connects to any TV with an HDMI cable.

    5 minutes
  2. 2

    Choose a layout

    Pick a ready-made template: prayer times, announcements, yahrzeits and the weekly parasha.

    5 minutes
  3. 3

    Daily updates by themselves

    Halachic times, the parasha, yahrzeits and chagim update by themselves. You add special announcements only if you want to.

    No daily work
  4. 4

    Special days

    The rabbi's shiur, a bar mitzvah, a wedding or a shiva house: schedule it in advance and it appears on the right day.

    In advance
Built for a Shabbat-observant shul

Works on Shabbat. Works without internet.

The screen needs no touch. Set it up once and it keeps going by itself, on Shabbat and when the internet drops.

Automatic Shabbat mode

The screen knows when Shabbat begins and switches to Shabbat mode by itself, without anyone having to remember.

Works without internet

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

Nothing to do on Shabbat

Everything is scheduled in advance. On Shabbat and Yom Tov nobody needs to touch the screen.

Built by a Shabbat-observant team that knows what works in a shul has to work by itself.

Talk to a person, not a call centre

Beita is in a pilot with its first communities, and every synagogue that joins gets personal help with setup. You can talk directly to Gal, Beita's founder.

054-509-3496 · WhatsApp or phone, Sun–Thu, business hours

Included in every plan

A basic screen is included in the free Basic plan (1 screen). Premium (₪99/month) includes up to 3 screens, and Organization (₪299/month) unlimited screens. Prices before VAT.

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Questions

What people ask us about the screen

How long does it take to set up the screen?
Signing up takes about 15 minutes, and your first screen can be live the same day. Connect a Google TV / Android TV streamer (about ₪150–250) to an ordinary TV with an HDMI cable (or install the app directly on an Android TV), join the Wi-Fi, log in, and the content appears. If you get stuck, WhatsApp or call us: 054-509-3496, Sun–Thu, business hours.
Will the synagogue's existing TV work?
Yes. An Android TV runs the screen 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 special box and no technician.
Does the screen fit our nusach and customs?
Yes. Prayer times are calculated automatically for the synagogue's location, and you set your davening times and local customs in the dashboard. The siddur in the community app is available in Nusach Ashkenaz, Nusach Sefard and Edot HaMizrach.
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 by itself in the background.
Can we manage several screens from one account?
Yes. A screen in the beit midrash, one at the entrance, one in the ezrat nashim: each gets its own content, and you manage them all from the same dashboard. Premium includes up to 3 screens; Organization has no limit.
Does the screen work on Shabbat?
The screen switches to Shabbat mode automatically when Shabbat begins. It keeps showing times, announcements and yahrzeits with no manual action, and returns to normal mode by itself after Shabbat.

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