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Access the system anytime, anywhere in the world — no installs, no updates. Just log in and go. Everything runs online, stays synced
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions about our platform.
What is Screnkode?
Screnkode is a cloud-based digital display system built for shuls, schools, and community centers. It allows you to present zmanim, minyan schedules, announcements, yahrzeits, sponsorships, and community updates in real time on any screen. You manage everything from a secure online dashboard, which you can access from anywhere. It’s a simple, modern way to keep your kehilla informed—without needing to print or constantly update bulletin boards.
What can I display with Screnkode?
With Screnkode, you can display almost anything your community needs to see—automated zmanim (like netz, shkiah, sof zman krias Shema), minyan schedules (for Shacharis, Mincha, Maariv), upcoming shiurim, event reminders, dedications, sponsor names, birthdays, yahrzeits, and general announcements. You can also include seasonal messages for Yomim Tovim, Selichos times, or any other content relevant to your community.
Do I need special hardware?
You don’t need expensive equipment. Any standard TV or screen with an HDMI input will work. You’ll need to connect a small computer box (like a Raspberry Pi or similar device), which runs the Screnkode system. We’ll guide you through setup and offer full support if anything goes wrong. You’ll always be able to reach us for help and updates.
How do I update or change what’s on the screen?
Everything is managed online through your secure Screnkode dashboard. From there, you can add or remove announcements, update zmanim or minyan times, upload sponsor info, and control exactly what shows and when. You don’t need to be a tech expert—if you can use email, you can use Screnkode.
Can I schedule things in advance?
Yes! Screnkode lets you schedule items to appear and disappear on specific days and times. You can prepare the whole week—or even the whole month—in advance. Set a Yahrzeit message for a single day, have shiur times appear only on Thursdays, or automatically remove Shabbos announcements when the day ends. It all happens automatically once you set it.
Who can manage the system?
You can give access to as many people as you like. Whether it’s a gabbai, the shul secretary, the Rav, or volunteers, each person can have their own login. You can also control what each user can do—so one person can manage minyan times, while another handles events or dedications. This makes it easy to delegate without confusion.
How much does it cost?
Screnkode charges a one-time setup fee plus a monthly subscription, with pricing that depends on the number of screens you use and your customization needs. Our plans are affordable and designed to fit any budget, offering great value for the features and support included. The monthly fee covers full access to the cloud system, unlimited content updates, personalized layout design, technical support, and ongoing improvements. Hardware (TV and computer box) is not included, but we can help you select and set it up. For a detailed quote, please contact our sales team at 718-663-4245 ext. 5 or email sales@silverkode.com
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