One list, everyone on it
Shopping, packing, to-dos. Anyone adds, anyone checks off. Pick up the milk at the store, and it's gone from the list at home.
Founding Families · Applications open · 36 spots
For the CEO of a Jewish home
You don't have to carry it all anymore. Calendars, lists, meals and the kids' routines in one place the whole family sees. Built for a Jewish home, so Shabbat and chagim are already there.
We set it up with you, on a short call. Tachlis+ free for 12 months. No card.
Hebrew and English · iPhone and Android · We reply within 2 days
We get you started
Every Founding Family gets a setup call with us. By the time we hang up, your week is already in it.
Two minutes. Tell us about your family and how you run the week today. We reply within 2 days.
New habits slip in the first week. We call to see what's working, and fix what isn't.
What you get
A few weeks in, this is what changes.
You stop being the family's memory
The week lives in one place everyone can see, not in your head. You stop being the one everyone asks.
Nobody says "no one told me"
Both parents and every child see the same day, the same lists and the same plan. Change something, and everyone knows.
Kids who pitch in
They check off their own routines and jobs on the kitchen screen. Less asking from you, more doing from them, and they're proud of it.
Meet the Tachlis. Home Assistant
It lives in the app and on Telegram. Tell it what's coming up, in English or Hebrew, and it goes onto the family calendar or the right list. Everyone sees it.
"Dentist for Ari, Sunday at 4." Done. No forms, no menus.
Send a voice note from the car. It hears it, and it's on the calendar.
Photograph the school flyer or the simcha invitation. It reads the date, time and place, and asks before it saves.
Tachlis. Home Assistant
The Cohen family
Noa has a siddur party Thursday at 5 at school. She needs a white shirt.
✓ AddedThursday 17:00 · Noa · Siddur party at school. I put "White shirt for Noa" on Wednesday's to-dos.
נגמרו הביצים, קמח לחלות ומיץ ענבים
✓ נוסףהוספתי 3 פריטים לרשימת הקניות.
Dentist for Ari, Sunday at 4
✓ AddedSunday 16:00 · Ari · Dentist.
What's left before Shabbat?
Candle-lighting tonight is 17:41. Still open: wine, flowers, Maya's library book.
From doing it all to running the team
Every child gets their own morning and evening routine, laid out step by step, plus their own jobs, points and the rewards they choose. They know what's next without asking.
They check things off themselves, watch their streaks grow, and see how far they've come. Helping at home becomes something they're proud of, and a little bit of a game.
Most families put a spare tablet or an old phone on the kitchen counter. That becomes the kids' screen, so nobody hands over their phone every morning.
Watch them grow more capable every week.


Calendars, lists, meals and jobs together in one place the whole family shares. When something changes, everyone sees it.
Shopping, packing, to-dos. Anyone adds, anyone checks off. Pick up the milk at the store, and it's gone from the list at home.
Your Google, Outlook or Apple calendar sits next to the Jewish one. We connect it with you on your setup call. Nothing to retype.
Plan the week, Shabbat and chag included. Save the recipes you make again, and send the ingredients to the list in one tap.
Step-by-step routines for mornings and evenings, plus their own jobs, points and the rewards they choose. They know what's next without asking, and they grow more capable every week.
Shabbat, chagim and zmanim for your city show up on their own, so your week plans itself around them.


Now.
Founding Families now opening. 36 spots.
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Kids in the founder's house, where every system got tested first.
I love using Tachlis. Our bedtime routine changed from a 45 min negotiation to something my 3 year old asks us to start because she gets to “push the button” when she’s done with a task! A total game changer in our house.
Founding Families
Tachlis. is new, and we're opening it to 36 families first. You'll use it every day, tell us what works and what doesn't, and shape what it becomes. We read every application and reply within 2 days.
Tachlis+ free for 12 months
Everything in Tachlis+, including
After 12 months, you choose: keep Tachlis+ at ₪197 a year, locked for life, or move to the free plan and keep everything you've built. No card today.
Families who join later: ₪290 a year or ₪29 a month.
Apply for a Founding spotUse it, and tell us honestly when something's missing or broken. Two short calls and one review along the way. That's it.
Why I built Tachlis.
Michelle Rajs, founder
Hi, I'm Michelle. I'm a religious mother of four, ages 13 down to 2, and for years I was the one who remembered everything.
Every system I tried lasted a week or two, and every time I was doing it alone. What finally changed our house was routines the kids could see and own.
My husband Pinjas and I built Tachlis. so the whole family runs the home together.
Every Friday night we sing Eishet Chayil. "She watches over the ways of her household." I used to think that meant doing it all. Now I know it means running it, with your whole family beside you.
It exists now, and I'd love to help you set it up.
Add a dog and a bearded dragon, and our house is never quiet. I wouldn't change it for anything. But can we be honest with each other for a second? Running a home is hard. We love our families with everything we have, and some days it still feels like too much.
If you're the one who remembers everything, I see you. I was that mom. Every single week I Googled candle-lighting and checked the shul calendar for zmanim. Our schedules lived in three apps, a pile of papers, the fridge and my head. It was messy, and it was everywhere.
I'm a Type C mom (and probably undiagnosed ADHD). Every time I tried a new system, it lasted a week or two. Then I'd forget things, or slide back to pen and paper. And every time, I was doing it alone. My kids weren't part of it at all.
But the problem was never that I wasn't trying hard enough. Nothing I tried was built for a home like mine. For the mess and chaos we love (and sometimes not love so much).
And if any of this sounds like your house, it was never you either.
I didn't want to carry all of it anymore. I wanted my kids to own their part, not just help when I asked. When they own what they do and contribute to our family, it builds discipline. It teaches them to think of others, manage their time and see their own progress.
I also co-run a business, so I know what it takes to be a CEO. I just wasn't running my home like one. I had the idea two years ago, and I talked about it for a long time. My husband, Pinjas, took everything I'd been describing and everything I'd tried, and so we built Tachlis.
Tachlis means getting to the point. That's what it does. It gets you to the essence of running your home.
And yes, we tried chore charts. They just didn't work for us. What changed everything was routines. Once the kids could see their morning and evening laid out step by step, they knew what to expect. We went from "Mom, what do I need to do next?" to everyone knowing exactly what needed to be done.
Today we run as a family. The Jewish calendar is just there. Everyone can see what's coming. And now my kids check off what they need to do before being asked. It's become a game, not a chore.
Yes. Founding Families get all of Tachlis+ free for 12 months, with no card. After that you choose: keep Tachlis+ at ₪197 a year, locked for life, or move to the free plan. Nothing is charged unless you choose it.
The free plan covers the family calendar with Shabbat and chagim, the Today view, routines and a shared list. Tachlis+ adds the Home Assistant, your own calendars brought in, meal planning, the kids' rewards store and the whole family on it.
We do it with you, on a 20-minute call. By the end, your calendar is in, candle-lighting is set and the kids have their first routines.
No. We connect your calendar with you on the setup call, and the group goes back to being for talking. When something new comes up, text it to Tachlis. like you'd text a friend.
No. Most families put a spare tablet or an old phone on the kitchen counter, and that's the kids' screen. Their routines show up as big, simple cards they check off themselves.
No. They open the link you send and add it to their home screen. That's it.
Both. Write in one, and everyone reads it in the language they prefer.
Yes. Open it in Safari and add it to your home screen. Store versions are on the way.
Only your family. Read the privacy policy.
Because we talk to every family, and we can't do that with 500.
We read every application and look for a mix of families who'll use it day to day. If we can't fit you into this first group, you're first in line for the next one, at the founding price. Either way, you'll hear from us within 2 days.
Have a question?
Message us on WhatsApp at +972-53-579-2238. A real person answers.
We set it up with you · Tachlis+ free for 12 months · No card