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Kria Studio

Kria Studio

Bar Mitzvah practice that fits around real life

Your son listens, practises and tracks every pasuk between lessons. You set the goals and rewards. Less nagging, more progress, and he is ready to start within 48 hours.

First month free, then US$25 a month.
US$125 setupFirst month freeThen US$25 a monthGet started

How it works

From order to practising in about 48 hours.
1

Order and choose the Parsha

Enter your son’s first name, his Parsha and his Bar Mitzvah date, then pay securely. The US$125 setup includes his first month free.

2

We prepare his account

A welcome email arrives straight away with the sign-in details for you and your son. His Parsha is loaded within 48 hours, and we email you the moment it is ready.

3

He practises, you stay in charge

He listens word by word, repeats what he needs and works towards the daily goal. You set the goals and rewards, follow his progress and confirm what he has mastered.

4

You stay in charge

Set rewards, see progress, and confirm what he has mastered.

See it before you buy

A live demo with a sample boy and parent: the daily target, pesukim practised, and a reward filling up. Read-only, nothing to sign up for.

Open the demo

GoalsPracticeRewards

Sample boy – Parshas Bereishis

Today’s target: 14 pesukim
Reward: pizza night

Everything he needs. Everything you want to see.

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Hears every single wordEach word lights up as it is read.

Rabbi Sabbah’s recording of his Parsha is matched to the Hebrew text word by word. While he listens, the word being read is highlighted, so he always knows exactly where he is and how it should sound.

His own Parsha, in your family’s nusachOnly what he needs, nothing else.

He sees only his Parsha, read in the nusach your family follows: Chabad, Ashkenaz, Sephardi Moroccan or Sephardi Yerushalmi. No searching, no wrong version, no distractions.

Repeat any word or pasukOne tap, as many times as he needs.

Tricky spots get fixed instead of rushed past. He can loop a single word, or a whole pasuk, until it flows. This is how real practice happens.

Slow it down, speed it upLearn it slowly, then at full speed.

A speed control lets him start slowly while he is learning the words, then bring it back up to normal speed as he gets confident.

Nekudos, trop, or the Torah scroll viewMove from learning to real Torah reading.

He can read with nekudos and trop, hide the trop, or switch to Tikkun view, which looks like the real Torah scroll with no nekudos and no trop. A side-by-side view helps him bridge the two.

Daily goals that build a habitSmall, steady, achievable.

You set a daily practice target. A study day counts once he has practised for five minutes, and Shabbat never counts against him or breaks his streak. Steady daily practice beats cramming in the last few weeks.

Streaks and badges that motivateHe wants to open it again tomorrow.

He earns study-hours badges as he goes (1, 5, 10, 25, 50 and 100 hours) and builds practice streaks of 3, 7, 14 and 30 days. Boys love seeing the numbers grow.

Rewards you chooseYou decide what he is working for.

Set a reward that matters to your son, such as a treat, an outing or something he has been asking for, and he earns it by reaching his goals. Less nagging, more motivation.

A countdown to the big dayHe can see how much time is left.

Once you enter his Bar Mitzvah date, the countdown shows how many days remain. It makes the date real for him, and helps you pace the preparation.

See his progress at a glanceNo more guessing how it is going.

Your parent view shows how much he has practised in the last 7 days, the last 30 days and in total, so you can see at once whether he is on track.

A Sunday update in your inboxEvery week, without having to log in.

Each Sunday morning you receive a short email with his study streak and the days remaining until his Bar Mitzvah. Nothing is sent on Shabbat.

You confirm when he has mastered itYou stay in charge.

As he works through his Parsha, you (or Rabbi Sabbah) mark the sections he has truly mastered, so you always know what is solid and what still needs work.

Private and safeBuilt for children.

He sees only his own Parsha. Sign-in uses a one-time code emailed to you, so you always know when he is logging in. There is no public feed and no chat.

Works on any devicePhone, tablet or computer.

Nothing to download or install. He opens it in the browser on whatever device is nearest, so practice can happen in the car, at the kitchen table or on a Sunday afternoon.

Ready in 48 hoursFrom order to practising, quickly.

You can sign in straight away. His Parsha is loaded within 48 hours and you receive an email the moment it is ready.

Add live lessons whenever you likeOptional, never required.

Kria Studio works on its own. If you ever want a teacher, you can book a 30-minute assessment with Rabbi Sabbah and add live one-on-one lessons.

Simple, fair pricingCancel any time.

US$125 one-time setup with the first month free, then US$25 a month. There is no contract, and you can cancel at any time.

What parents are saying

Real words from Bar Mitzvah families.
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★★★★★

A complete game-changer

For the first three months of preparing for our son’s Bar Mitzvah, we really struggled. Getting him to practise every day was a constant battle, and finding the time to sit with him was difficult. Then we discovered Kria Studio, and it honestly saved the day! He could listen, practise and follow along independently, and suddenly the whole process became so much easier. Less nagging, less stress and so much more progress. I only wish we’d found it sooner!

Lisa Cohen · New York, USA

Simple pricing

US$125
one-time setup, first month free
Then US$25 a month. Cancel any time.

Get started

Does not include a teacher assessment or lessons.

Questions

Do I need an assessment lesson first?No. Kria Studio works completely on its own.
How long until he can start?You can sign in straight away. His Parsha is loaded within 48 hours.
Can I cancel?Yes, any time, from your account.
Does it replace a teacher?It is practice between lessons. If you want a teacher too, see Live Lessons below.

Want a teacher as well?

Kria Studio does not depend on lessons. If you would also like live one-on-one lessons with Rabbi Sabbah, start with a 30-minute assessment.

Book an assessment lesson