Automatic schedules powered by Zmanim
MyShul minyan schedule software builds and auto-manages your shul’s daily, Shabbat, and holiday schedules with ease.
Always accurate, posted everywhere automatically.
Chaining Items
Connect schedule items to local Zmanim or to each other, so your entire schedule stays in sync. Move one anchor time, and every connected item updates.
In Sync, Everywhere
Your app, website, TV, and kiosk all show the same schedule and update automatically whenever you make a change. What used to take an hour now takes just minutes.
Pinpoint Accuracy
Zmanim are calculated using your shul’s exact latitude, longitude, and elevation for precise local times. Round important zmanim up or down as needed, and keep prayer times simple by rounding to the nearest 5 minutes.
What your minyan times look like with MyShul.
Update once, and every screen follows.
One Schedule. Everywhere.
SCHEDULE BUILDER
Users can pick up where they left off, increasing completion rate.
Print Ready PDFs
Every form can point at its own QuickBooks account, income account, and bank account, so the books stay clear.
Your top questions, answered.
Yes. Schedule items can be connected to local Zmanim, so times automatically adjust throughout the year.
Zmanim are calculated using your shul’s exact latitude, longitude, and elevation for accurate local times.
Yes. You can connect schedule items together so changing one anchor time automatically updates everything linked to it.
Yes. You can still manually adjust individual schedule items whenever your shul needs a different time.
Yes. Add classes, programs, events, announcements, and other scheduled items alongside your regular davening times.
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“Four reasons I love working with MyShul: Responsive. Affordable. Contemporary look. User friendly.”
