Sign in
The sign-in link also works if you've forgotten your password — once you're in you can keep using links, no reset needed.
Set up your account
Let's take a minute to set up your account — your name, your birthday, and where you are. Everything here can be changed later under Settings.
Enter it on either calendar — the other fills in by itself, and both are kept. It also serves as the question guests must answer if you share an add-a-date link.
English date
Hebrew date
Your location sets every time on the screen — sunrise, candle lighting, nightfall.
For text reminders about your saved dates, once reminders ship. Leave it empty to skip.
Have a Bayit Screen?
Enter the pairing code printed with it and it will pick up your dates and location on its next charge.
Add your dates
Birthdays, yahrzeits, anniversaries — they show on your calendar and your Bayit.
Invite others to add dates
A private link for family and friends. They must answer your birthday to get in, and nothing appears until you approve it.
Your dates
Add a new date
English date
Hebrew date
By default a date shows on both the Hebrew and English calendars. Untick one below to limit it to just the other.
Where this date appears on your Bayit:
Your Bayit Screen
Have a Bayit Screen? Enter its pairing code:
Zmanim
Choose which zmanim your dashboard shows. The times themselves follow the same Chabad calculations as always.
Settings
Enter it on either calendar — both are kept. It also serves as the question guests must answer on your share link.
English date
Hebrew date
More settings
Coming soonChoose which groups of dates appear on your Bayit — turn built-in groups off, or add worldwide and community calendars.
Switch individual dates on or off within the groups above.
Choose what you'd like reminders for and how you'd like to receive them.