Bookkeeping with maaser
Bank sync, invoices, and maaser calculated every month.
DominvoiceFrom bookkeeping and health-plan reports to a Sefer Torah tikun and a nigun archive, we build the software your business runs on. When it’s done, it’s yours.
Each one was built from scratch for a single business, mosad or family. Different worlds, the same team.
Move them around. Click one to turn it over.
Not one of them came off a shelf. Yours won’t either.
Bank sync, invoices, and maaser calculated every month.
DominvoiceFull annual review books, built straight from claims data.
Report builderThe whole family chips in, and the baal simcha never knows.
MishtatefA rough draft in, a polished maamar out.
ShipurAd bookings, page layout and media kits, week after week.
Community weeklyLaid out line for line, exactly like the shul’s own Sefer Torah.
Tikun KorimLessons, schedules and handouts, all in a single file.
MadrichThousands of nigunim, catalogued, searchable and on the air.
Oitzer HaNigunimPlatforms, portals and line-of-business apps shaped around how your team actually works, not around what an off-the-shelf product will allow.
Like SimchaRing, for simcha hallsAssistants and agents connected to your own documents and data, with the review steps and the paper trail a real business needs.
Like Shipur, for divrei TorahInvoices, statements, claims and forms read once and turned into clean, structured data. Nobody retypes anything again.
Like the health-plan review booksApprovals, reminders, follow-ups and status changes moving between people and systems, without anyone chasing them.
Like Mishtatef’s text-message remindersYour bank, your books, your CRM, the shared drive, and that old database nobody dares touch, finally passing the same data back and forth.
Like Dominvoice’s bank syncOne set of figures the whole business relies on, updated live, so the Monday meeting stops being an argument about whose spreadsheet is right.
Like the Dominvoice dashboardA chatbot in the corner of a website isn’t a strategy. These are the places AI pays for itself, and where we spend most of our time.
That’s the idea behind the name. Each phase is short, useful on its own, and sets up the next. You approve the scope and the price before anything is built.
We sit with the people doing the work and trace how it really flows, workarounds included. The map is yours whether or not you hire us.
Within a few weeks you’re clicking through a working version instead of reading a spec. Cheap to change now, expensive later.
Delivered in pieces your team starts using right away, with training as each one lands. No nerve-racking launch day at the end.
Once your data and systems are connected, the next piece costs a fraction of the first. That’s the domino effect, on purpose.
Usually within a few weeks of starting: a working version you can click through. How long the first phase takes depends on how many systems it has to connect to, and you’ll know before we begin.
After we map the work, we quote a fixed price for each phase, so you see a real number before you commit to building anything. Small jobs stay small; a full platform is a bigger conversation.
Almost never. Most of our work sits between the systems you already pay for and gets them working together. Replacing something is a last resort, not an opening move.
No. We use the business plans of the AI providers, where your content isn’t used for training, and we can keep everything inside your own accounts when your work calls for it.
Your choice. Take the handover, the documentation and the training and run it yourselves, or keep us on a monthly plan for support and improvements. Either way, the code is already yours.
Yes, and it often works well. We follow your conventions, review code together, and hand over whatever you’d rather own.
Whatever fits the job. Lately that’s TypeScript, Node and Python; React and Astro; Postgres, Supabase and SQLite; Cloudflare; Stripe and Twilio; and Claude and OpenAI for the AI work.
Every one of these started with a few lines from someone like you. Yours is next.
Or tell us the part of the week you’d most like off your plate. That’s usually where the first domino is. We’ll get back to you within one business day.
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