A curated directory drawn from the field, every tool here was recommended, debated, and battle-tested by shluchim in the “AI for Shlichus” community. 123 tools, 33 built by shluchim, sorted by what works.
123 tools
The go-to design suite for flyers, social posts and fixing AI-generated text.
A no-code builder that creates and hosts web apps from a description.
Bulk audio-to-text transcription with 3 free files a day.
Google's free developer playground with generous usage and the Nano Banana image model.
View details →An AI coding assistant inside your editor or GitHub.
View details →A free Hebrew OCR that converts scanned text to editable text.
View details →An answer engine for fast web research with cited sources.
View details →An embeddable form builder that connects to Stripe and lets AI build the whole form via MCP.
View details →A popular editor for reels with AI subtitles and auto-cut.
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 →Explains the pshat in Gemara, Rashi and Tosfos.
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 →Turns songs into acapella versions, handy for Sefira.
A free, browser-based coding agent that works from your phone.
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 →A no-code app builder with API and WhatsApp integrations.
View details →Google's assistant, strongest inside Gmail, Drive and Sheets and for image generation.
View details →Generates original songs and can turn any track into an acapella.
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.
Turns a prompt or outline into a slide deck or simple website.
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 →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.
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.
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.
A crowd-sourced collection of how Shluchim actually use AI.
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 →A visual no-code automation platform for multi-step workflows.
View details →A flexible notes, docs and database workspace with built-in AI.
View details →OpenAI's coding agent, included with ChatGPT paid plans.
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 →An open-source automation tool that's great for technical users.
View details →An open-source backend and database for AI-built apps.
View details →Matzah and mivtzoim delivery logistics with maps, volunteer delegation and live tracking.
View details →Open-source handwritten-text recognition built for ksav yad, including Hebrew.
View details →An AI that understands the subtitles of the Rebbe's videos and returns references.
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 →Hosting and deployment for the websites you vibe-code.
View details →An open-source library for controlling browsers in code.
View details →Generate customizable, printable Haggadahs and books.
A shliach-built tool for counting and tracking shul attendance.
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.
Phone OCR for reading small text and scanning documents.
View details →Dicta's rabbinic question-and-answer AI grounded in classic sources.
A Shabbos-times app built on chabad.org data for Chabad-accurate zmanim.
Event ticketing with a Claude connector that can create and read events.
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.
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.
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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