Kall in 1 Blog
Kosher. All in one place.
Explained.
What each Kall app does, how to use it, and guides for frum life: minyanim, simchas, kosher food, kids.
What is Kall in 1? Kosher, all in one place
Kall in 1 is one kosher home for videos, music, a forum, a local guide, event tickets, simcha invitations and a siddur. Here is what each app does and how to start.
Kall Video: a kosher video player with Jewish music, shiurim and kids' programs
Kall Video is a free kosher video player: hand-picked Jewish music, shiurim, Yiddish and kids' videos, with no comments, no suggestions and no links out. How it works and how to use it.
Kall Editor: a private, kosher video editor that runs on your phone
Kall Editor is a free online video editor that runs in your browser. Trim, split, add Hebrew text, stickers and transitions, and export an MP4, without uploading anything.
Kall Music: make your own Jewish instrumental music in the browser
Kall Music is a free kosher music maker: drum steps, a piano roll, a mixer, pads and Jewish templates, with MP3 export. No login, nothing uploaded. How to make your first song.
Kall Forum: a heimish forum for Torah, news, simchas, tech and parnassah
Kall Forum is a kosher, moderated discussion board for the frum community. Channels for Torah, news, simchas, tech and parnassah, Yiddish search, and a sign-in that keeps it a members' room.
Kall Local: the Jewish community guide, by ZIP code
Kall Local is a kosher local guide for Lakewood, Brooklyn, Monsey and more: shuls and minyanim, kosher restaurants with hechsher, mikvaos, gemachs, stores, jobs and apartments for rent.
Kall Tickets: kosher event tickets with reserved seating
Kall Tickets sells tickets for Jewish concerts, dinners and events with a seat map, reserved seating, promo codes and QR tickets scanned at the door. For buyers and organizers.
Kall Simcha: invitations, RSVP and simcha cards in Hebrew, Yiddish and English
Kall Simcha makes chasuna, bar mitzvah, bris, upsherin and vort invitations with RSVP, live headcount, table planning and printable simcha cards. Free, kosher, and shareable on WhatsApp.
Kall Siddur: Sfard, Ashkenaz and Eidot HaMizrach, with today's additions filled in
Kall Siddur is a free online siddur in three nuschaos with Yaaleh V'yavo, Al Hanisim and Tachanun handled automatically, zmanim, Tehillim, night mode, offline use and printable PDFs.
How to find a minyan anywhere in Lakewood (and the rest of New Jersey)
A practical guide to finding a minyan in Lakewood NJ at any hour: the big minyan factories, neighbourhood shuls by nusach, Toms River and Jackson, and how to check times on your phone.
Chasuna invitation wording: a guide in Hebrew, Yiddish and English
How to word a chasuna (Jewish wedding) invitation the frum way: the order of names, honorifics, the Hebrew date, chuppah and kabbalas panim times, and ready-to-use English, Hebrew and Yiddish templates.
Bar mitzvah, bris and upsherin invitation wording (with Hebrew)
Ready-to-use wording for a bar mitzvah invitation, a bris or kiddush announcement and an upsherin, in English with the Hebrew lines, plus the details each one needs.
Kosher entertainment for kids: what to watch and how to keep it clean
A frum parent's guide to kosher entertainment for children: Yiddish and English videos, music, making things instead of watching, and the settings that keep a phone or tablet safe.
A frum family's guide to Boro Park: kosher restaurants, shuls and mikvaos
What a visitor or a new family needs to know about Boro Park, Brooklyn: where the kosher restaurants are, the big shuls and shtiblach, mikvaos, 13th Avenue shopping, and how to find all of it by ZIP code.