Adult learners
Learn your aliyah without feeling behind
Four guided steps per pasuk in Theater Mode—Listen → Chant → Trop → Tikkun. Pick up where you left off, even mid-parashah.
~10 min · resume anytime
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Theater
Your first solo session
About ten minutes. Open Theater Mode, finish one pasuk, and leave knowing exactly where to pick up next time.
- ~2 minFeel synced text and guide audio
- ~10 minFinish one pasuk on your own
- This weekPick up your aliyah where you left off
- Open Theater ModeJump to your pasuk—pick up mid-parashah if you already started.
- Listen, then ChantHear it once, then loop until the verse feels steady on your schedule.
- Trop test and TikkunGuess each trop, then record on plain Torah text (Tikkun)—the app saves your place for next time.
You'll know which pasuk and step to open when you have ten minutes again.
From an adult learner
“I wanted something steadier than hunting through a recording. The text staying with the audio changed how I rehearse.”
A simple guarantee for adult learners
Try the demo free before you buy. Cancel your annual plan anytime—or request a refund of your first payment if the loop still doesn't beat unstructured practice after 8+ Theater Mode sessions in your first 30 days.
A session counts when you finish all four steps on at least one pasuk. Use independently or alongside a tutor for minhag, pronunciation, and pace.
Common questions
Getting started
Is this only for kids?
No. Torah Sync is built for anyone preparing an aliyah who wants structured repetition between lessons.
Do I need a tutor to use this?
No. Many adults use Torah Sync independently for structured practice. If you work with a tutor or teacher, it also fits well between lessons and makes check-ins more focused.
How does this compare to YouTube?
YouTube is useful but passive—and each video can sound different. Torah Sync adds a repeatable practice loop with synced text and guide audio from Shalom Zachmy: consistent Ashkenazi chanting style, steady tempo, and progress you can resume after interruptions.
Plans & pricing
What if I only need one parashah?
Best when your near-term goal is one specific parashah (Torah, haftarah, and linked special readings) and a recurring subscription feels unnecessary.
Which plan fits ongoing Torah reading?
Best for adults returning to Torah reading over time with monthly or annual billing, torah aliyot, haftarot, and special readings (holidays, rosh chodesh, and more) across the catalog, and progress that resumes where you left off.
Ten minutes tonight
Jump to any pasuk in the sample—ten minutes on your schedule, with synced text and guide audio.
Walk up to the bimah calm—you did the work.