Our work
What we have built.
A line on each, finished and in hand together.
Writing
From a rav's Torah to a manuscript.
A sefer on suffering and emunah
About fifty shiurim woven into thirteen chapters, each from two to four of the rav's own pieces.
A vort sefer, one Chumash at a time
The first Chumash, twelve parshiyos, built from his recorded shiurim alone; he asked us to continue.
A commentary, perek by perek
About 132 shiurim, some 66 hours, became volume one of a sequential commentary.
A sefer from classes and articles
More than twenty classes and an earlier manuscript joined into one sefer of about 61,000 words.
A dvar Torah for every parsha
348 pages, published under our own imprint in hardcover and paperback.
A weekly maamar
A 25-minute Yiddish shiur each week becomes a maamar in English and lashon hakodesh, a five-page booklet for the kehilla.
Five maamarim a month
A mechanech's shmoozes written up month by month: ten delivered, after a sample of two.
A complete parashah sefer
411 parashah shiurim surveyed, for a sefer of the rav's own chidushim on all 54 sidrot.
A Shabbat sefer
About 25 hours of recordings mapped into 31 chapters; the first chapter is with the rav.
A sefer chosen by measuring the archive
595 lectures and 782 videos measured, to find which sefer the material can carry.
A kitzur halacha, edited in English
An existing translation edited for the English reader, and a weekly halacha sheet translated.
Typesetting and editions
From a manuscript to a sefer.
A publisher-accepted sefer, closed for print
347 pages, 154 footnotes and eight haskamos, through seven rounds of the publisher's proofs.
Two volumes of a series in לשון הקודש
Five separate files welded into one sefer of 401 pages and 823 footnotes; both volumes went to press.
A 405-page halacha sefer, reset
Two-column text, a three-column apparatus and a new cover, designed as the first of a series.
Tur and Shulchan Aruch with their commentaries
A 209-page student edition, every commentary in square letters around the text.
A cover rebuilt from a single picture
Only a picture of a mock-up survived; we measured it and rebuilt front, spine and back.
Twelve seforim onto print-on-demand
Twelve interiors checked page by page against the originals, and eleven titles listed for sale.
An out-of-print series brought back
A series published from 2006 to 2014, with no files left: rebuilt from the printed books alone.
A rav's home for his Torah online
A page for each weekly maamar that reads well on a phone, with a print version and an archive.
A personalised gift book
A client's own illustrated story rebuilt for print, a cover and 16 pages, every pasuk reset from the source.
In their words
What the rabbanim wrote to us.
I can't believe these are my own words.A rav
I almost started crying reading this… Thank you for doing something that I always dreamed of.A maggid shiur
This was masterfully done. I am very impressed.A rosh yeshiva
I think you did a wonderful job and captured my voice and included all the points from the shiur.A rav
I think you did a very good job on it; it's clear and easy to understand. Looks and feels like a professional job.A yeshiva rebbe and author
Wow! that is very impressive you really caught the nature of it.A mechanech
The flow is clear, the structure is logical and the material is organised in a way that makes it easy to learn and review.A rav
On the whole it is excellent. Wonderful work! Thank you for giving me a second wind.A maggid and author
I must say, it's an amazing job! Much clearer, things explained.A chassidish maggid
Really excellent job. I'm very excited about it.A published author
Looks amazing! Can you take all my shiurim and create a book?A maggid
Wow, that was really a terrific job writing!A Sephardi maggid
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