Describe an event in a sentence. ShulWorks runs it from the bimah to the thank-you email — calendar, clergy, comms, signage, check-in, and the debrief that feeds next year's planning.
We called twenty-plus coordinators across North America — Reform, Conservative, Modern Orthodox. Different prayer books. The same operations story, every time.
Spreadsheets. Sticky notes. Forwarded emails. Nothing carries forward from one simcha to the next.
Most shuls run on two part-time staff and a board of volunteers. The work expands faster than the headcount ever will.
A CRM. WhatsApp. A calendar. A printer. A donation page. None of them talk to each other.
ShulWorks doesn't sell features. It returns the four things every synagogue office is quietly running out of — time, money, peace of mind, and members.
Stop rebuilding every event from scratch. Stop sending the same five emails by hand. The 12-step lifecycle does it once and remembers forever.
The CRM, the email tool, the spreadsheets, the WhatsApp groups, the donation page, the check-in app — collapsed into one source of truth.
Conflicts caught before they happen. Clergy auto-notified for lifecycle events. The Shabbat morning surprises that should never have been surprises — prevented at the source.
Retention isn't a marketing problem. It's an operations problem. ShulWorks flags the families drifting away — while there's still time to bring them back.
Press the mic or type a sentence. ShulWorks reads it, fills the form, and asks only what's missing.
A 12-step lifecycle drives calendar, room, clergy, comms, registration, signage and check-in — and keeps everything in sync as plans change.
Thank-yous, post-event surveys and Strategic IQ close the loop — so the next event is sharper than the last.
Built around the way shuls actually work — Shabbat-aware, kosher-aware, lifecycle-aware. One source of truth for every event, every member, every dollar.
Registrations, revenue, staff hours saved and live red-flag alerts — all in one view.
The 12-step lifecycle, from the first description to the post-event debrief — every step pre-filled.
Gregorian + Hebrew dates, candle lighting, clergy availability, facility blocks. Conflicts caught before they happen.
Email, social, lobby signage, flyers and app push — drafted automatically for every event, scheduled in one place.
QR or tap-in at the door. Attendance flows into the member record and the next year's planning automatically.
Attendance, revenue, retention. Spot drift early — the families who showed up for two years and went quiet this one.
Clone proven programs from synagogues across North America. Real attendance, real ratings, one-click clone.
AI concierge. Ask anything in plain English — registrations, conflicts, draft a reminder — it does the work.
Every registration, every dollar, every conflict — the moment it happens. Walk into the office Monday morning and see what needs you before you've finished your coffee.
A shared library of proven event programs, contributed by synagogues across North America. Real attendance numbers. Real ratings. One-click clone into your own Event Engine — every step pre-filled.
No forms. No fields. Talk knows every event, every registrant, every conflict and every number — and acts on what you ask.
Email, Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, lobby screens, member-app push, and a print-ready flyer — all drafted automatically the moment an event is created. Review, edit and schedule in one place.
A full twelve-month calendar that knows the Jewish year. Hebrew months in the header. Candle lighting and Havdallah on every Friday and Saturday. Clergy vacations, facility blocks and lifecycle events flagged before they collide.
After every event, ShulWorks closes the loop. Attendance, retention, revenue, NPS — and the families who used to come but didn't this year, surfaced while there's still time to reach out.
Pew puts the number at 8% — only eight percent of US Jews attend synagogue monthly. Fifty-six percent seldom or never go. Chicago lost ten percent of its synagogue membership in a decade. The shuls that thrive in the next ten years will be the ones that notice the drift early enough to act.
A family came to four events two years ago. Two events last year. Nothing this year. Nobody noticed — because nobody was looking at it that way. ShulWorks is.
Every assumption inside ShulWorks comes from seven years inside a synagogue office. The product knows our calendar, our language, and our edge cases.
Reminders won't fire on Shabbat. Wrap-up prompts before candle-lighting. Bereavement events flow in a quiet, dignified mode.
Hebrew dates on every event. Holidays, fast days and special Shabbatot auto-marked. Next year's Pesach already in the calendar.
Menu styles, kashrut supervisor, certification. Dietary needs captured per person and rolled into the final caterer headcount.
Bar/Bat Mitzvah, Aufruf, Baby Naming, Bris, Memorial — every lifecycle event has its own notification rules and flyer template.
Auto-applies member discounts, scholarship flow with dignity, clergy comp tickets, and member-priority waitlists.
Seat holds for major donors, member-priority registration windows, livestream pricing — built around how shuls already work in Tishrei.
Bereavement events drop the celebratory language. Memorial flyers go grayscale. Cancellation flows assume the worst day, not the best.
Most ShulWorks customers keep ShulCloud (or their current billing system) on day one. We're not the new accounting — we're the operations layer they never built.
Three SaaS tiers, sized to your community. Same price point as the incumbent, with AI, voice, and the engagement layer built in.
Under 250 families. Most US shuls.
250–750 families. Our sweet spot.
750+ families · multi-campus.
For context: ShulCloud Complete is $465/month with no AI, no voice, no engagement layer. We price at parity and win on the product.
We're onboarding a small group of founding synagogues this fall. Founder-supported, white-glove, and shaped by your feedback as we build out v1. We're not raising money — we're choosing the first communities to grow with.
Bring ShulWorks to your shul →Whether you're ready to run live events on ShulWorks or you'd like to follow along until we're ready for you — we'd love to hear from you.
Be among the first synagogues to automate your event operations. Tell us about your community and we'll be in touch within 2 business days.
Follow the journey and be the first to know when we launch — synagogue staff, Jewish organizations, partners, volunteers, or just curious. We'd love to stay connected.
I spent seven years as a Member Engagement Manager. I know what it feels like to send the same five emails by hand, to keep three calendars that never agree, and to discover on a Saturday morning that nobody told the rabbi.
ShulWorks is the operating system I wish I'd had — and the one I'm building so the next coordinator doesn't have to.