The Capish digital platform is powered by artificial intelligence, SEL and SRL methodology. The system supports independent and differentiated learning through recordings, reading, and speaking – providing a personalized learning experience. During the Iron Swords War and consequent evacuation of Israeli citizens from dangerous areas, Capish helped thousands of students maintain educational continuity and prepare for matriculation exams, even remotely. The implementation program includes training and mentoring of teaching teams, with the goal of strengthening English-language learning, and providing educational and emotional support even during challenging times.

Hospikol-Day, a digital system for managing and coordinating treatments in hospital rehabilitation departments, offers precise, efficient and humane rehabilitation for war wounded. Using the system reduces workload, streamlines coordination among therapists, equipment and treatment rooms, and ensures that every wounded patient receives the best treatment in the shortest time possible, with professional and personal support.

Drishat Shalom is a digital platform that commemorates fallen IDF soldiers using “stickers” that express something the soldier stood for. With a simple click, each sticker leads to the soldier’s personal story, a life value, and a suggestion for deeds that implement the soldiers’ values. Users are invited to adopt the values and share with the fallen soldier’s family the deed they performed. This keeps the soldier’s heritage alive through a ripple-effect of good deeds.

The questionnaires, an advanced system for early detection of risk situations, were developed in collaboration with government authorities and are designed for initial assessment in situations such as depression, anxiety, trauma, domestic violence, or elderly abuse. Automated analysis enables an immediate, tailored response – sometimes even life-saving – for the patient or professional.

This system for early detection of trauma among children and parents offers immediate referral for help to prevent post-trauma. The system, developed in collaboration with the Ministry of Welfare and Health, was established at the beginning of the Iron Swords War to assist evacuees from the Gaza envelope in the south, evacuees from Israel’s northern border, and the entire Israeli population.

Pulses of Light is a system for matching people seeking emotional support with professional therapists, while monitoring and preserving the mental resilience of the therapists. The system was developed in collaboration with the Trauma Coalition and operates in resilience centers.

Albi is a digital memory album that encourages digital literacy development and alleviates loneliness among the elderly. The tool allows seniors to create digital memory albums. We used the system successfully with evacuees during the Iron Swords War and it currently operates in numerous local authorities across the country.

Hospikol is an app for communication between patients and medical staff in hospitals. The app significantly reduces the burden on medical staff and helps patients get what they need more quickly and efficiently. It is currently operating at Sheba Hospital, the Government Hospitals Division, and a hospital in Brazil.

Tell Me is a communication system for ventilated patients and those with facial injuries, currently particularly helping war wounded in hospitals. The system was distributed among speech therapists and has been assisting war wounded at Rambam, Sheba, and Assuta hospitals.

This app for team activation and optimal management of rescue and emergency response events includes personnel control, volunteer mobilization, certification management, incident reporting, documentation, and map navigation. The system is already being used by the Gilboa Dead Sea rescue unit.

Songo is an app encouraging motor physical training for children with severe disabilities. The tool turns physiotherapy into an enjoyable game and was successfully tested at Beit Izzy Shapira, Gan Meshi and a rehabilitation center in Be'er Sheva.

Let’s Talk is a digital notebook app that enables people with post-stroke aphasia to communicate with their environment. The tool is used by speech therapists and provides a vital communication solution for populations with special needs.

Enter is a dedicated digital platform for the Jerusalem Municipality through which cultural and sports organizations offer event tickets to populations who cannot afford full-priced tickets. The smart system efficiently routes tickets to the relevant target audience.

Shalva is a system for daily management of pickup and drop-off of special-needs children enrolled in afternoon programs. The system streamlines complex logistics and has operated for many years serving hundreds of patients and staff members.

On Memorial Day, we embrace bereaved siblings through sending support letters. This system enables users to learn about IDF fallen soldiers and write comforting words to their brothers and sisters. The system includes a dedicated component for students enabling letter writing through guided questions and has facilitated sending thousands of letters offering consolation, comfort, and support.

This unique initiative for students in Israel and diaspora communities exposes students to the life stories of those who fell in the Iron Swords War. The program encourages positive acts inspired by the values and good deeds of the fallen and is integrated into October 7th memorial programs in diaspora schools.

This app assists in finding substitute teachers in schools, helping solve a common problem in the education system and ensuring educational continuity even during absences.

This audio book collection for children with reading difficulties was developed in partnership with 'School for the Blind'. The system enables reading enjoyment through audiobooks and serves hundreds of children.

Good Point is an initiative promoting positive dialogue in schools through an app directing constructive and sustainable communication between teachers, parents, and students. The system operates in dozens of schools across Israel creating a healthier educational environment.

Step-Up is a system for reporting and treating bullying in educational institutions, developed in collaboration with the 'Kanfei Dror' association for the prevention and treatment of the harmful phenomenon of bullying and excluding kids in schools.

This typing learning app uses a smart keyboard for children with autism. The system adapts to the child's ability level and enables practice in their personal areas of interest. The client established an independent company for continued development and distribution.

This app for Arabic-speaking children in grades 4-6 encourages Hebrew speech and exposes them to a rich vocabulary through stories and games. The app operates in several schools and connects learning with entertainment while encouraging active use of Hebrew.

Art-Up is an independent learning environment in digital art, developed specifically for special education classes to make art accessible to students with special needs.

Play Smart consists of educational board games with personal adaptation for each student, according to their cognitive ability and curriculum subjects. The system was developed with Shalva kindergarten and enables integration of special-needs children at different cognitive levels into one game.

This system for daily schedule management is being used in residential frameworks for adults on the autism spectrum. The system operates at ALUT and Kfar Ha'irusim which run hostels across the country for youth and adults with autism, helping organize daily routines while providing greater independence to users.

Meshalvim Yadayim is a system for teachers in inclusive classrooms providing information about special education students and enabling continuous contact between special and regular education teachers to maintain continuity in the learning process.

Time-It, developed with the Al-Basma school in East Jerusalem, is a schedule-management system adapted for children with autism. The system helps organize daily routines in a visual and accessible way.