A curated directory drawn from the field: every tool here was recommended and argued over by shluchim in the “AI for Shlichus” community. 123 tools, 33 built by shluchim, sorted by what works.
123 tools
Anthropic's assistant, favored for serious writing, documents, spreadsheets and coding.
View details →The most-used all-rounder for letters, emails, spreadsheets, flyer prompts and quick research.
View details →The go-to design suite for flyers, social posts and fixing AI-generated text.
View details →Google's image model (in AI Studio / Gemini) for flyers, infographics and renders.
View details →The leading text-to-speech and voice-cloning tool for narration and audiobooks.
View details →A Chabad platform that gives any AI vetted Torah and Shlichus sources plus shared prompts.
View details →Anthropic's coding agent that builds websites, scripts and full apps from plain English.
View details →Claude's design mode that compiles your brand into polished decks, infographics and PDFs.
View details →A follow-along Megillah app with live synchronized group reading and translations.
View details →Press-and-hold dictation that turns your speech into clean, formatted text anywhere.
View details →Transcription built for Jewish content, handling mixed English, Hebrew and Yiddish shiurim.
View details →A no-code builder that creates and hosts web apps from a description.
View details →Google's free developer playground with generous usage and the Nano Banana image model.
View details →An interactive Beis Hamikdash portal with scheduling for visits and offerings.
View details →An embeddable form builder that connects to Stripe and lets AI build the whole form via MCP.
View details →Bulk people and contact research, useful for high-value prospecting.
View details →An AI notetaker that records, transcribes and summarizes Zoom meetings.
View details →Automatically cuts long shiur videos into short captioned clips.
View details →An AI spreadsheet that cleans, categorizes and OCRs data into Excel.
View details →An Android app that turns text into MP3 narration in many languages and speeds.
View details →Pulls all your bank feeds into Google Sheets for full-control bookkeeping.
View details →A WhatsApp assistant that transcribes long voice notes in seconds with punctuation.
View details →A free, browser-based coding agent that works from your phone.
View details →xAI's chatbot with a looser tone, image/video generation and a phone-line option for filtered phones.
View details →Turns a curriculum or transcript into a finished slide deck.
View details →Zoom's built-in AI that summarizes calls and produces a task list.
View details →An open-source, security-focused agent framework using Docker sandboxes.
View details →Google's assistant, strongest inside Gmail, Drive and Sheets and for image generation.
View details →OpenAI's open-source speech-to-text engine you can run yourself or build on cheaply.
View details →Sichos visualized with AI, plus the annual Chassidus AI conference.
View details →A Shluchim-specific AI agent built on the nanoclaw stack with Chabad customizations, running in Slack.
View details →A donor-management CRM where an AI agent can run all your lists and reports.
View details →The standard small-org bookkeeping software, now with a Claude connector.
View details →The enterprise CRM (with the nonprofit NPSP) that some Chabad systems run on.
View details →Edit audio and video by editing the transcript, plus make clips.
View details →Google Cloud's engine for turning PDFs into structured data with columns preserved.
View details →Reads articles, PDFs and documents aloud across your phone and computer.
View details →A "rabbinic AI" search engine that finds verified Torah sources without hallucinating.
View details →Records and transcribes meetings with a searchable, chat-able transcript.
View details →A recorder device and app for capturing phone calls and in-person notes.
View details →A visual learning app for the Rambam's laws of Kiddush HaChodesh.
View details →Scrapes JavaScript-heavy sites and pages behind logins or captchas.
View details →An AI agent good at turning an idea into a slide deck or audio overview.
View details →The Jewish-calendar and zmanim service, now with an API and MCP server.
View details →A Chabad-built service for custom CRMs, automations and AI buildouts.
View details →An AI calendar that auto-builds your day from tasks, priorities and work hours.
View details →A meeting-summary app that members said understands Torah and Chassidus concepts.
View details →A capable assistant for coding and HTML with lighter content filtering.
View details →Turns plain text into clean diagrams and visuals you can download.
View details →A meeting assistant the founder confirmed supports Hebrew and Yiddish.
View details →A Chabad AI hub hosting the Torah MCP walkthrough and resources.
View details →The Chabad website, CRM, email and donation platform most Shluchim already run on.
View details →Anthropic's official skill for building real PowerPoint files from scratch with Claude.
View details →A connector that plugs vetted Torah sources into Claude or ChatGPT so answers stay sourced.
View details →A crowd-sourced collection of how Shluchim actually use AI.
View details →A spreadsheet-database hybrid good for lightweight CRMs and project tracking.
View details →A notetaker that runs on your computer and can capture offline, in-person meetings.
View details →Matches NCOA "movers" to the nearest Chabad House and drafts referral emails.
View details →An AI-generated, interlinked wiki of this AI-for-Shlichus chat's links and threads.
View details →Connects thousands of apps to automate routine tasks without code.
View details →Auto-joins Zoom and Meet calls to transcribe, summarize and build a searchable archive.
View details →An AI video generator good for animations longer than ten seconds.
View details →A Jewish camp and Gan Israel management platform for registrations, payments and parent comms.
View details →Matzah and mivtzoim delivery logistics with maps, volunteer delegation and live tracking.
View details →A clean Sefiras HaOmer web app with location refresh, daily Daf Sotah and tzeis notifications.
View details →Structured learning of Shabbos laws in Hebrew, French and English with a "Daat Chat" Torah assistant.
View details →Open-source handwritten-text recognition built for ksav yad, including Hebrew.
View details →A shared prompt that detects Jewish names from a list and returns confidence scores.
View details →An AI that understands the subtitles of the Rebbe's videos and returns references.
View details →A form builder, now a ChatGPT connector with voice-driven form creation.
View details →Microsoft's assistant, best if you already live in Office, Excel and Windows.
View details →Generate customizable, printable Haggadahs and books.
View details →A shliach-built tool for counting and tracking shul attendance.
View details →OpenAI's text-to-video model for short cinematic and educational clips.
View details →The only sanctioned way to automate WhatsApp outreach without getting blocked.
View details →A Torah-search assistant being built to answer without inventing sources.
View details →Summarizes and searches sichos and maamarim, with full plain-text Likkutei Sichos.
View details →An organized collection of the Rebbe's maamorim with intros, summaries, search and notes.
View details →Dicta's rabbinic question-and-answer AI grounded in classic sources.
View details →A Shabbos-times app built on chabad.org data for Chabad-accurate zmanim.
View details →Event ticketing with a Claude connector that can create and read events.
View details →Transcribes Yiddish audio and can correct grammar, rephrase and translate it.
View details →A writing assistant that fixes grammar and tightens emails, letters and posts.
View details →A Lubavitch-owned service for running background searches on baalei batim.
View details →A comprehensive meeting transcriber and notetaker that joins every call.
View details →A high-quality AI image generator good for article and hero images.
View details →A scrolling Rambam speed-reader for focused daily learning.
View details →A powerful local node-based image-generation workflow you run on your own machine.
View details →A Canva-owned Photoshop alternative with strong AI upscaling for Canva Pro users.
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