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Jewish tools. Everyday possibilities.
A little giving. A moment of learning. A meaningful place to begin.
New, returning, or simply curious? You’re welcome here.
Explore the toolsThis season
Explore the four species used during Sukkot.
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This week’s Torah · an everyday invitation
Noach · October 17, 2026 · Genesis 9:6
The verse connects the value of human life with being made in God's image. What small act could show someone that they matter?
Read the passageWeekly Reader · Hebrew and English text
A place to begin, reconnect, and ask questions.
The tools
Explore the giving pilot, Weekly Reader, and Jewish-time widgets. Each tool has its own stage and next step.
When you mean to give
Controlled pilotGiving tools from MitzvahBox
Set money aside for tzedakah—charitable giving—while the intention is present, then choose where it should go.
Pilot participation and charity onboarding are subject to review. Company, legal and charity arrangements are still being finalized.
When the week turns
Open to everyoneLearning tools from MitzvahBox
Read Torah portions and festival readings in Hebrew, English or both, and continue from where you left off.
Sources, editions, dates and editorial responsibility stay visible.
When time matters
In developmentJewish-time tools from MitzvahBox
Keep Shema, Hatzot, Shabbat and other important Jewish times present in the day through useful widgets.
Location, calculation method, source and limitations will be named.
When you need the words
Work in progressA blessing guide from MitzvahBox
Find an appropriate blessing with translation, transliteration and tradition-aware guidance.
Sources, translations and relevant traditions will be named.
What guides us
MitzvahBox is Jewish in source and soul. Whether you’re reconnecting, discovering, or finding your own way to participate, you’re welcome to explore and ask questions. We make room for joy, learning, and a meaningful next step.
Thoughtful tools can make Jewish practice more approachable while keeping its sources and traditions clear.
Money, sources, calculation methods and traditions keep their own named owners and limits.
No spiritual scores, coercive streaks, public performance or pressure disguised as encouragement.
Built in the open, with care
Read the latest product stages or tell us what would help your everyday Jewish practice.
MitzvahBox is being developed by Laivi Frankel. Company and legal entity details are being finalized. MitzvahBox does not receive or distribute donations simply because TzedakahBox belongs to the family. Each product keeps its own financial, source, calculation-method and tradition responsibilities.
For giving questions, visit TzedakahBox support. For the product family, share feedback.
