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A streaming beis medrash. Courses, not clips.

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22 figures · 4 inks · Made in Toronto

№ 01The brief247 words

A studio product rather than a commission — and the studio's flagship.

Rav Firer teaches constantly and in many registers: one Torah carried across six towns, the weekly parsha, the Sippurei Maasiyos, long iyun shiurim. On a video channel all of it arrives as one undifferentiated stream — hundreds of hours of learning and no way to learn it.

So we built it as a streaming learning platform: over 430 hours of Torah in four named corners — the central Torah Nun Dalet journey, the weekly parsha, the Sippurei Maasiyos, and the long iyun series — each with its own colour, its own cover art and its own front page. Every shiur plays like a lesson in a course: a chapter timeline lifted from its own transcript, deep-linked to the exact page of the printed choveret, with captions, audio-only, playback speed, and downloads that state their size for filtered phones. Progress is measured as ground covered in the Torah rather than points scored, and the whole interface is bilingual — Hebrew as the native direction, English one toggle away.

Underneath sits a catalogue that knows the difference between a teaching deliberately dispersed across six locations, where only the six together are whole, and the same teaching re-given elsewhere in a different flavour. Astro on the front, Wix Headless for catalog, members and media, the media itself on Cloudflare R2, and a weekly pipeline that takes a new shiur from raw video to spliced, transcribed, chaptered and live.

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№ 02The palette4 inks

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№ 03The workFigs. 02 to 22

Fig. 02The worlds hub — each world with its own name, colour and catalog count, all of them live

Fig. 03Inside a world: the series shelf, every course fronted by its own cover art

Fig. 04A series page — episodes, hours, and what the member tier unlocks

Fig. 05A shiur opens already mapped — chapters and topics laid out before the first watch

Fig. 06The library, filtered to one series — every shiur with its thumbnail, length and week, browsable by topic or location

Fig. 07A shiur on desktop: the player beside a chapter timeline lifted from the transcript

Fig. 08The same shiur on a phone — topic tags and the chapter list, ready wherever you are

Fig. 09The player up close: playback speed, audio-only, captions

Fig. 10The choveret opens on screen too — the same printed source, echoed on the phone

Fig. 11The same series page, fully in English — Hebrew is native, but nothing stays locked to it

Fig. 12The watch page resumes exactly where the learner left off

Fig. 13Hebrew is the native direction; English is a toggle away

Fig. 14The journey screen: hours learned, days in a row, ground covered

Fig. 15An honest empty state: nothing downloaded yet, one tap back to the shelf

Fig. 16A single long shiur, broken into a dozen named topics — jump straight to the one you want

Fig. 17Sign-in for members — progress follows the learner across devices

Fig. 18The bell: a new shiur announces itself

Fig. 19Downloads state their size up front — built for filtered phones

Fig. 21First run: the app explains itself before asking anything — one journey, gathered

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