Institutions
Know who practiced—and who's ready
Seat-based licensing and the same Theater Mode loop every student uses between lessons.
6-week pilot · one cohort · no custom engineering
Prove it with one cohort
- Week 1Roster seats assigned; students open Theater Mode
- Weeks 2–5Same Theater Mode loop every student; educator check-ins
- Week 6Readiness review and quote for full rollout
Pilot cohort
“We are evaluating tools that respect how busy clergy are. A structured loop matters more than flashy features.”
What administrators need
- What a seat isOne named roster seat = one student for the contract term (for example, a school year).
- How billing worksAnnual and seat-based; reassign a seat when a student finishes.
- What educators seeWho practiced, what's shaky, and who's ready
Privacy and procurement details
Student trust matters. Today's learn demo stores progress locally in the browser until accounts launch. See our Privacy page for the current statement, and tell us if you need a student-data addendum or DPA template for procurement.
Pilot-friendly rollout
We like 6-week pilots with a defined success metric—for example fewer mid-aliyah resets or clearer home-practice targets. No custom engineering required to prove the core loop.
Seat quotes, invoicing, and DPAs are finalized in contracting; consumer checkout is separate.
Common questions
Procurement & rollout
What do you need from us to prepare a quote?
Approximate roster size, contract term (school year vs program year), whether students bring their own devices, and any special-reading priorities (holidays, Rosh Chodesh). Use Request a quote on the contact form.
How long does rollout take?
Technical onboarding is usually days once content access is clear; behavior change and habit formation take longer—which is why we run 6-week pilots with a defined metric.
Who owns student data?
Institutions remain responsible for roster information they provide. Torah Sync uses data to operate the service and improve the product within the boundaries described in Privacy and future DPAs.
Talk to us about seats and rollout
Request a demo when you are ready to discuss student-group size, content coverage, and timing—we reply from the team inbox.
Walk up to the bimah calm—you did the work.