Live, virtual chaburos for hospitalized bachurim.
Getting started is easy. And every session is just the right amount of challenging.
Three steps to your first seder.
Choose your Chaburah
Apply to your top choices, and we'll review your application together to make sure it's the perfect fit.
Get your device
We'll deliver your preconfigured Amud Aleph device directly to your hospital room, set up the connections, and walk you through how to use it.
One-tap to learn
Just turn on your device at your Chaburah's set time. It rings 30 minutes before to remind you.
Meet the Amud Aleph device, our proprietary learning tablet.
A single-purpose tablet, built for one thing: to bring the chaburah to the bedside.
Kosher, secure, and locked
The Amud Aleph device was specifically manufactured for Amud Aleph users, under the close guidance of Rabbanim and TAG.
All Torah and nothing but
The device has no browsers, no apps, and is not a smart device. It can only run the Amud Aleph platform.
Parental oversight and controls
See which shiurim he's attended and his daily usage. Choose whether to allow peer-to-peer chaburah messaging or not.
Follow along. Learn. Discuss and debate.
Split-view learning works the way you learn. A sefer off to one side, your chaburah on the other. Just tap any word to get Targum, Rashi and Tosafos.
Same daf, same page, together
When your mashpia turns the page, it turns for everyone.
Speak your mind
Tap your mic to ask a question or discuss a finer point amongst your peers.
Every shiur recorded
Need to miss a session for treatment? Watch it before your next session so you don't fall behind.
Over 30 Mashpi'im and Chaburos to choose from.
Questions, answered.
What if my son can't commit to three times a week?
+Every Chaburah has its own frequency. Some meet every day, some only once a week. We'll find him the perfect fit.
Does it cost anything?
+Nothing. Amud Aleph is fully sponsored. The device and the chaburah are given freely.
What if I don't want my son befriending the other boys in his Chaburah?
+That's completely fine. Some bachurim come purely to learn, others for the chevra too. How much he leans into the social side is always his choice.
Can I apply on behalf of my son?
+Of course. Most applications come from a parent or family member — call or apply online and we'll take it from there.
If I don't want the Amud Aleph device, is there a phone option?
+The device is how most chaburos meet, but every situation is different. Reach out and we'll find what works for him.
How do you measure progress?
+Each Rosh Chaburah stays close to his talmidim, and families can see which shiurim he's attended and his daily usage on the device.
Questions are from the Amud Aleph wireframe; some answers are drafts finalizing with the team.