Students & families
Calm practice nights. Clear progress.
One pasuk per night—with progress you can both see.
~10 min · 1 pasuk · check-in on progress
Free sample · no account · saves on this device
Theater

Your first night together
About ten minutes. They run Theater; you keep the night calm and finished.
- Set one pasuk0–2 minTonight's only target—one clear finish line for the evening.
- Let them run Theater2–8 minListen, then Chant in Theater Mode. You watch pacing—not minute-by-minute coaching.
- Check in at the end8–10 minTrop test and a recording—then note tomorrow's pasuk together.
You'll know what student-led nights look like—and what to check after each session.
From a pilot family
“We finally had a practice target that was not just ‘run it again.’ The trop test step made evenings shorter.”
The Practice-Night Guarantee
Complete 8+ Theater Mode sessions (Listen → Chant → Trop test → Tikkun, one pasuk per session) within 30 days of purchase. A session counts when you finish all four steps on at least one pasuk in the app—any time of day. For Bar/Bat families: if it doesn't replace the stress of chaotic practice and give them clear, trackable confidence, email us from your purchase confirmation for a full refund on your parashah pack. We only win if they stand tall on their big day.
Try the demo free first. Torah Sync complements your tutor or teacher—it does not replace human coaching.
Common questions
Getting started
Does this work on phones?
The demo is built as a web experience—use a modern phone or desktop browser for the best layout and audio behavior.
Is this enough without a tutor?
Many families use tools like this alongside a teacher. The value is consistent, structured practice between sessions—not replacing human coaching when you want it.
Plans & pricing
Which plan fits one Bar/Bat Mitzvah reading?
Best for families focused on one Bar/Bat Mitzvah reading. One-time purchase for your full bar/bat portion — every torah aliyah, haftarah, and linked special reading for your parashah unlock in your purchase as we publish them.
Tonight: one pasuk together
Try it tonight in the free Bereshit sample—the ~10-minute loop you just read about, with progress you can both see.
Walk up to the bimah calm—you did the work.