Start with a curated, community-tested checklist, free for every family. When the Shabbos comes, we handle the guests, hosts, and logistics too.
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Between the checklist nobody wrote down and the Shabbos logistics nobody can keep straight, the woman orchestrating it all is left with weeks of stress, scattered notes, and endless phone calls.
No templates, no system. Every family figures out what needs to happen from scratch, scattered across notes apps, texts, and mental checklists.
Calling dozens of families for headcounts, finding host homes, matching guests to rooms. That's 10 to 20 hours of logistics for a single Shabbos.
Guest counts change, rooms fall through, and you're the single point of failure for every update across both sides of the family.
Without a shared system, packages aren't delivered and the caterer gets the wrong headcount. Every family learns the hard way.
Every family gets a curated checklist for their simcha. No credit card, no catch. It's the calm way to make sure nothing slips through the cracks.
Each section comes pre-loaded with tasks from families who've been there, organized by timeline. Add your own, adjust dates, and check things off as you go.

Whether you're planning a wedding, bar mitzvah, or sheva brachos, you get the right checklist, the right tools, and the right timeline.
From engagement through sheva brachos. Venue, caterer, kallah prep, and every detail tracked.
Parsha prep, kiddush logistics, Shabbos accommodations, and tefillin shopping, organized by timeline.
Seven nights of hosting, meal coordination, guest lists, and logistics, all in one place.
Kiddush planning, aliyah coordination, and Shabbos hosting logistics for any milestone.
New templates added regularly based on community feedback
Housing guests for Shabbos is the hardest part of any simcha, and it's exactly what SimchaSet was built for.
Add each family that needs a place for Shabbos with member details, ages, and arrival times. See who still needs hosting, who's confirmed, and who's bringing whom, all in one calm view, instead of a hundred WhatsApp threads and a paper list.

Track every host home with room configs and capacity. Match guests to hosts with Eruv and accessibility warnings built in. What used to take 10 to 20 hours of phone calls becomes a few minutes of drag-and-drop, and you can reshuffle the moment a room falls through.

Generate a clean WhatsApp card for every guest family, with their host's name, address, contact info, Eruv status, and arrival details. One tap and each family knows exactly where to go for Shabbos. Subtle SimchaSet branding means every card spreads the word.

Auto-generated headcounts by age, gender, and meal. Export as PDF or copy for WhatsApp. Your caterer gets the right number, every time.
Track hostess packages and host gifts from prep to delivery. Know exactly how many to prepare and where each one goes.
Send every guest a polished card with their host, address, and Eruv status, saved straight to their phone.
Community-tested checklists for weddings and more. Pick your sections, get pre-loaded tasks organized by timeline. Free for every family.
Set your event date and every task gets a suggested due date. Adjust as needed. No date yet? No problem; timelines calculate once you add one.
Auto-generated headcounts by age, gender, and meal. Export as PDF or copy for WhatsApp. Part of Shabbos logistics.
Add your own tasks, adjust any due date, and check things off as you go. The curated list is a starting point, not a straitjacket.
Track hostess packages and host gifts from prep to delivery. Know exactly how many to prepare and where they go.
All your data is encrypted and never shared. No third-party selling, no tracking. Your simcha stays yours.
The checklist is free for every family. The SimchaSet Pass adds Shabbos logistics: one payment, one year, no subscription.
When a pass expires, only logistics goes read-only. Your checklist stays free, and your data is always kept.
Yes. Anyone can sign up and use the full checklist for free, with no time limit and no credit card. The only thing you pay for is Shabbos logistics (hosting guests for Shabbos): the $99 SimchaSet Pass unlocks guest tracking, host-home matching, WhatsApp cards, hostess packages, and caterer reports. You only buy it when you actually need logistics, never upfront.
No. The Pass is a one-time payment for one year of logistics access, with no auto-renewal and no recurring charges. When the year is up, you only pay again if you choose to renew.
Only logistics becomes read-only. You can still view your guests, hosts, and reports; you just can't edit them or send cards until you renew. Your checklist stays free and fully editable, and your data is never deleted.
Yes. Make as many checklists as you like, anytime, for free. And a SimchaSet Pass covers all your logistics for a full year, so if you have an aufruf and a sheva brachos, or another simcha comes up, it's all included.
Absolutely. Your data is never shared across events or with other users. Every query is scoped to your account, with row-level security on every table.
Eim Leah is a Lakewood-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit providing authentic support to new mothers. Every SimchaSet pass directly supports their mission, so your simcha planning helps another family too.
Hear from families in Lakewood and beyond who replaced the chaos with a system that actually works.
“I had no idea how many things go into planning a wedding until I saw the checklist. It was all laid out, things I never would have thought of. I just worked through it section by section and nothing fell through the cracks.”
Sarah G.
Mother of the Kallah, Lakewood
“Matching forty guests to host homes for the aufruf used to mean a week of phone calls. I did it in an afternoon, sent everyone their card on WhatsApp, and the caterer got an exact headcount. I can't imagine doing it any other way now.”
Rivka M.
Mother of the Kallah, Brooklyn
“The sections are so well thought out. Kallah Prep, Vort, Aufruf, Sheva Brachos: each one had tasks I didn't even know I needed. It felt like getting advice from someone who already went through it.”
Chani L.
Mother of the Chosson, Monsey