Observed arrival · 2026-10-27
Kavata counts Torah learning, amud by amud
A free tracker for recording Torah study time and chazara, individually or with a shul, chabura, or class.
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- Torah learners, chaburos, shuls, and yeshivas
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- Group totals include members’ minutes, while each learner’s amudim and chazara remain private.
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An example learner view shows progress through Makkos, a weekly-minute total, and amudim marked by review frequency; the page explicitly labels this data as illustrative. For group use, members’ minutes contribute to a shared total while their individual amudim and chazara counts stay private, and the page says Shabbos and Yom Tov do not interrupt a streak.
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