The enterprise-grade, AI-powered, blockchain-adjacent charitable giving platform that nobody asked for — but everyone’s uncle is already forwarding.
Trusted by 847 donors (3 of whom are real)
Built with cutting-edge technology and a moderate lack of self-awareness.
Our proprietary algorithm cross-references your car model, zip code, shul seat location, and recent Amazon purchases to calculate exactly how much you should give. Resistance is futile.
A physical titanium card you can tap at any kiddush to silently announce your generosity. Works everywhere Visa doesn’t. Comes in Matte Black and Shabbos White.
Watch your money leave your account in beautiful, interactive charts. Now with dark mode for when your bank balance inevitably gets dark.
Get your receipt before the money even clears. Our accountant says this is fine. He’s also our nephew and he’s 19.
Because nothing says “anonymous giving” like a public ranking system with full names, neighborhoods, and approximate net worth. Top donors get a reserved parking spot and a shoutout during Yizkor. Your move.
Forgot to give? We’ll remind you. And your spouse. And your kids. And post it on the shul WhatsApp group. Opt-out not available.
It’s never been easier to feel good about yourself.
Connect your bank, credit cards, your kids’ piggy banks, and your emergency Costco fund. We promise we’re trustworthy — our SSL certificate cost $12 and our CTO is someone’s nephew.
Pick from our curated list of organizations, each personally vetted by a guy who knows a guy. Options include shul renovations, mikvah upgrades, and “my cousin’s startup that’s definitely a charity.”
Donate any amount (minimum $18, obviously). Receive instant social validation, a digital plaque for your LinkedIn profile, and the warm feeling in your chest that may also be the cholent.
All plans include existential fulfillment and mild financial anxiety.
Real quotes from definitely real people.
“Finally, a platform that lets me give tzedakah AND track my ROI. My accountant is confused but my Rabbi is thrilled. This is the future of guilt-driven generosity.”
“I switched from writing checks like an animal. Now I can donate from my phone during the Rabbi’s speech. He hasn’t noticed yet. 10/10 would recommend.”
“Four stars because they won’t let me donate less than $18. I tried $17.99 and the app played a sad violin solo and my wife got an email about it.”
Answers to questions you were going to ask your brother-in-law anyway.
Join thousands* of donors who trust us with their generosity.*Number may be aspirational. Actual count: 847. Three of whom are our co-founders’ mothers.
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