Minute Torah
A minute of Torah at a time. Short clips on Mashiach, redemption and the world to come — each one a door into something longer.
It ends
The feed stops when you have seen everything. No algorithm deciding what comes next, and nothing engineered to keep you there.
No account
Nothing to sign up for. What you like and save stays on your device, not on a server somewhere.
It goes somewhere
Every clip comes from something longer. The short is the door, not the destination.
Counting mitzvot
One mitzvah for every second of Torah you actually watch. Paused, buffering and skipped time do not count, and neither does anything playing while the app is in the background.
It is a nod to the idea that every word of Torah learned is its own mitzvah — an encouragement, not a reckoning. The milestones are the ones worth marking: 18, 36, 180, 613.
The count lives on your device and nowhere else. No account, no server, no leaderboard, and nothing to compare against anyone. Clearing your browser data clears it.
Add it to your home screen
It behaves like an app once installed — full screen, no browser chrome — without being one more social network on your phone.
