Everything a board can show
Put any of these on a board, as many as you like and wherever you want them. The board's look styles every one of them to match.
Zmanim and the calendar
Worked out for your shul's address and the Hebrew calendar, so they're right every day without anyone touching them.
Zmanim
The day's zmanim for your address, from Chabad.org or Hebcal. Choose which ones show, in English or Hebrew.
Candle lighting
This week's candle lighting, and when Shabbos or Yom Tov ends.
Hebrew date
Today's date in Hebrew, in English letters, or both. It can turn over at sunset.
Parsha
This week's parsha, in Hebrew, in English letters, or both.
Sefiras HaOmer
Tonight's count, with its sefirah if you like. It shows from Pesach to Shavuos and stays out of sight the rest of the year.
Shabbos Mevarchim
The coming month, its Rosh Chodesh days and the molad, from the week of Shabbos Mevarchim.
Learning
A little Torah for everyone who walks past.
Daf Yomi
Today's daf, in Hebrew, in English letters, or both.
Daily study
Today's Chumash, Tehillim, Tanya, Sefer Hamitzvos and Rambam, from Chabad.org.
Daily quote
A short saying for each day, and who said it, from Chabad.org.
From your shul
Typed in once, from a computer or a phone, and shown on every board that has them.
Davening times
Today's minyanim, each at a set time or so many minutes from a zman, like ten minutes before sunset.
Notices
Your notices, one large and the next two smaller, taking turns. Each one can come down on a date you set.
Upcoming events
What's coming up on your calendars: as a list, in a row, day by day, or one line moving slowly across.
Kiddush board
This week's sponsors, with the coming weeks or the whole year as nameplates.
Yahrzeit board
The names your shul remembers. Each one comes up in its yahrzeit week, by the Hebrew date.
Campaign progress
A building fund or any campaign: the goal, how much is in, and a code to give online.
Photos, flyers and video
Add photos from a computer or a phone, and flyers as pictures or PDFs.
Flyers
Each event's flyer, up until the event is over, then off by itself.
Collage
A whole event's photos. Each page is laid out around their shapes, nothing cut off, then turns to the next.
Slideshow
Your photos one at a time, changing every few seconds.
Image
One picture, filling its box. You choose which part shows.
YouTube
A video from YouTube, playing in its box, with or without sound.
Logo
Your shul's logo, shown whole, on any look.
Words, time and links
For everything else your shul wants to say.
Title
Your shul's name or any heading, with a smaller line under it if you like.
Text
A few lines or a paragraph, at the size you choose, in English or Hebrew.
Clock
The time, ticking. With seconds, if you like.
Countdown
The days to go to an event, or the days, hours and minutes.
QR code
A code phones can scan to open a link, like a sign-up form or a page to give online.
It all shows on any TV with a web browser. The best so far is a Google TV with the free Fully Kiosk Browser app, which keeps the board on the whole screen all day. How to set it up
Start your shul's board today.
Choose a layout and a look, add your notices, flyers and photos, and connect the TV. Connect an AI app too, if you use one. The first fourteen days are free.