Free ZIP first
You want a fast U.S. ZIP-based screen right away with no registration, then you can decide later if the synagogue needs the full branded setup.
Launch guide
Ready to replace the slideshow loop with a live synagogue screen?
This page is designed to move a real rollout forward. Gather the address, photos, schedules, and TV hardware once, then let the signup flow provision the rest. If you want something instant first, use the free U.S. ZIP screen.
Rollout paths
Most teams fall into one of these launch patterns.
New install
You are putting a first dedicated screen in the lobby, sanctuary entrance, or hallway and want it to feel purpose-built from day one.
Migration from slides
You already have a TV, but it is still running a PowerPoint, USB image loop, or manually refreshed browser tab that someone has to babysit.
Multi-screen same shul
You want the same TV code open on more than one display so the lobby and secondary rooms stay visually aligned without separate admin work.
What to prepare
Bring these six things to signup and the rest becomes straightforward.
- Your synagogue name, admin email, phone, and full address for geocoding.
- The weekly and Shabbat service times you want visible on the public display.
- A clean synagogue logo plus up to five photos sized under the upload limit.
- An optional donation QR image if you want fundraising on the screen.
- The audio files you plan to use for live and test emergency notices.
- The smart TV that will bookmark the public six-character screen URL.
What happens after signup
The system can be handed off to staff without a training marathon.
Magic link lands in email
Open the dashboard link and finish the first configuration pass from a normal browser.
TV code gets bookmarked
Open the TV route on the smart TV and leave it there.
Resend remains simple
If staff misplace the admin email later, the same signup identity can be used to resend the
current information.
Launch checklist
What a smooth go-live usually looks like.
Address verified
Lat, lon, elevation, and timezone all resolve correctly so zmanim and weather are based on the right place.
Layout tuned
Only the fields people actually need are visible, and the image transition timing feels calm rather than noisy.
Alert test run
The staff sees the green test ribbon and hears the audio path before a live alert is ever needed.
TV locked in
The device boots into the public URL and can stay there without a volunteer touching it every day.