6-week pilot

Prove better between-lesson practice with one cohort

Give students one repeatable home-practice loop, give educators clearer check-ins, and measure the result before a wider rollout.

What the pilot should prove

Students know exactly what to practice next

Educators see who practiced, what's shaky, and who's ready

Leadership gets a clear rollout decision after six weeks

Six weeks, one decision

  1. Week 1: Load the roster, confirm devices, run the demo, and agree on one success metric.
  2. Weeks 2–5: Students practice between lessons; educators use short weekly progress check-ins.
  3. Week 6: Review participation, readiness, and educator feedback; decide whether to expand.

What’s included

Pilot support
  • Roster onboarding with student names and assigned aliyot
  • Read-only educator reports: readiness, weak psukim, and rehearsal history
  • Prep Kit handoffs for families and tutors
  • Pilot setup and a six weeks outcome review
Commercial terms

$99–$149 per seat / year

$2,500 annual minimum

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.

What is not included in the pilot
  • Custom curriculum or content authoring
  • Replacing your LMS, SIS, tutors, or teachers
  • A full-school rollout before the pilot is reviewed

Start with one cohort

Tell us your student count, age range, reading priorities, and target start date. We’ll reply with fit, scope, and a quote.