MitzvahBox

Jewish tools for everyday practice

Make room for a mitzvah.

MitzvahBox is a family of focused tools that helps intention become practice—without changing the meaning of the mitzvot themselves.

Explore the tools How the family works

The MitzvahBox family

Focused tools for everyday Jewish practice.

Each product has one clear job and keeps its own sources, responsibilities and limits visible.

Giving tools from MitzvahBox

Current pilot

TzedakahBox

Set money aside with intention, then choose a curated charity destination when the box is ready.

Charity and payment responsibilities stay with TzedakahBox.

Explore the giving pilot

Learning tools from MitzvahBox

Private prototype

Weekly Reader

Find this week’s Jewish reading in Hebrew, English or both, with the schedule and sources kept visible.

Sources, editions and editorial responsibility stay visible.

Public preview in preparation

Jewish-time tools from MitzvahBox

In development

Rega Zman

Plan around Shema, Hatzot, Shabbat and other important Jewish times with location-aware widgets.

Location, calculation method and limitations will be named.

Preview to come

A blessing guide from MitzvahBox

Research stage

Blessings

Find the words for a moment with translation, transliteration and tradition-aware guidance.

Sources, translations and relevant traditions will be named.

Research preview to come

How the family works

MitzvahBox is the shared home and maker signature. TzedakahBox, Weekly Reader, Rega Zman and Blessings keep their own names, focused jobs and product-specific trust responsibilities. A tool may live here, open as a standalone product or connect naturally to another tool without becoming part of a forced super-app.

The aim is simple: make Jewish practice easier to remember, understand and follow through on. MitzvahBox does not score spirituality, rank mitzvot or present itself as a rabbinic authority.

What you can explore now

TzedakahBox is the current giving pilot. The other tools are shown here while their public previews, source reviews and release paths are prepared. A status label means what it says; being part of MitzvahBox does not transfer financial, editorial or religious authority from one product to another.

Documentation and trust

  • Privacy Policy - how app, payment, support, and reconciliation data are handled.
  • Terms of Service - service rules, donation facilitation language, refund limits, and pilot availability.
  • Support - how donors, reviewers, charities, and community partners can reach the team.
  • Delete data - how to request deletion or access to personal data.
  • Refunds - how payment and donation support requests are reviewed.
  • Trust - what the platform can verify now and what later trust layers may add.
  • Charities - how curated charity participation works during the pilot.
  • Charity applications - nominate a charity or apply on behalf of one.
  • Status - current pilot status and operational notices.

MitzvahBox is a product brand currently in development by Laivi Frankel. Company and legal entity details are being finalized. MitzvahBox should not be described as a charity, nonprofit, rabbinic authority or certification body unless a future public document expressly confirms that role.