Who is Bima for
Communities, institutions, families - and also broadcasters and podcasters who want a closed audience, without content spreading.
Communities and Synagogues
Major community events also reach those who cannot be there - seniors, the ill, distant community members. Each viewer enters with a code received from the community, the broadcast remains private, and the gabbai (synagogue manager) sees who is watching in the console.
Torah Institutions and Lessons
A weekly lesson with a shared code for all students; an annual event with personal codes for supporters. The lesson operator is assigned only to that lesson - they do not see other broadcasts of the institution. Everything is recorded automatically.
Family Celebrations and Events
Wedding, Bar Mitzvah, Brit Milah - family overseas can be present for the big moments. Only those who received a code from you can watch, and the celebration does not reach the open internet. After the event, the recording is yours.
Broadcasters and Podcasters with a Closed Audience
Do you have a regular program and a paying or registered audience? Bima gives each listener a personal code, shows you who is currently listening, and prevents the live episode from being shared via a link. Broadcast from the browser without software, an additional source for a remote guest, and a recording of each episode ready for download.
What works today: Code entry, watermarking, live listener list, recording. What's coming: An AI director that switches between the speaker, guest, and prepared broadcast materials based on who is speaking - so a single broadcaster can produce a show that looks like a studio production.
Frequently asked
I'm a solo broadcaster without a team. Is this for me?
Yes. Browser-based broadcasting, codes for listeners, and recording - all from one console. We are building the AI director precisely for this scenario.
Can I charge listeners?
Currently, you manage billing using your own tools and issue codes to those who have paid. Built-in billing - coming soon.
Related guides
Your First Broadcast - From Zero to Live
Create a broadcast, add a source, broadcast from the browser, and invite one viewer for testing. Ten minutes.
10 minutes · Open guide ›Issue Viewing Codes - Personal or Shared
From issuance to sending to viewers, including what to do with an audience of hundreds.
5 minutes · Open guide ›Related articles
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