Fort Lauderdale · 33301 — 7 founding places remain

ShabbatReady
Founding pricing ends when Boca Raton fills · 26 of 40 seats taken
The Friday testWatch the light travel

Friday,4:52 PM.

The butcher closed early. The challah order was never confirmed. Guests arrive in two hours and you are still in the car.

ShabbatReady is a weekly membership: we plan, source, and deliver everything your Shabbat table needs — kosher-verified, at your door Thursday. You cook. You host. You never chase.

See how it works

Founding members lock $99/month for life. Pricing rises to $129 once the founding cohort closes.

Boca RatonFounding open · 14 seatsHollywood, FLNearly full · 3 seatsNorth Miami BeachWaitlistAventuraBuilding route · 6 more householdsFort LauderdaleFounding open · 22 seatsBoynton BeachRegistering interestSurfsideBuilding route · 9 more householdsPalm Beach GardensRegistering interestBoca RatonFounding open · 14 seatsHollywood, FLNearly full · 3 seatsNorth Miami BeachWaitlistAventuraBuilding route · 6 more householdsFort LauderdaleFounding open · 22 seatsBoynton BeachRegistering interestSurfsideBuilding route · 9 more householdsPalm Beach GardensRegistering interest
Live neighborhood availability: Boca Raton founding open, Hollywood nearly full, North Miami Beach waitlist, Aventura building route.

The weekly logistics tax

The last thing you should carry into Shabbat is a shopping list.

You already know what Thursday feels like. The menu. The guests. The missing ingredient. The challah. The wine. The store that is suddenly out of the one brand your family actually uses.

ShabbatReady remembers those details for you — every week. Not another list. Not another cart. A household concierge that takes responsibility for getting your home ready.

A week as a member

The week, without the chase.

The rhythm is deliberately boring. Predictability is what lets a concierge take real responsibility — and what lets you stop carrying it.

Sunday

Confirm

One useful question to start the week: anything different this Shabbat?

One tap, most weeks

Tuesday

Set

Guests confirmed. Menu selected. Quantities recalculated for the Shabbat you are actually having.

Menu & headcount locked

Wednesday

Locked

Your order is locked and sourcing begins with approved kosher retailers — your rules travel with it.

Sourcing in motion

Thursday

Ready

Checked, exceptions resolved, delivered in your window. One message arrives: your home is Shabbat Ready.

Delivered & confirmed

Friday

Rescue

Forgot challah? Unexpected guests? Friday is not fulfillment. Friday is Shabbat Rescue — the premium exception, not the plan.

Members only

Groceries and flowers delivered to a front door in golden-hour light
Thursday, 2–5 · Everything arrives
Fresh flowers on a linen table in Friday afternoon light
Friday afternoon · The house comes together
Hands smoothing a linen napkin while setting the table
Eighteen minutes before sunset · Ready

While you scroll

Your list,
closing itself.

This is what a ShabbatReady week feels like. Every item that used to live in your head now lives on a list someone else is responsible for — and it closes without you.

  • Challahordered Tuesday, baked Thursday 6 AM
  • Wineyour usual two bottles, confirmed
  • Meat & fishbutcher order placed and picked up
  • Produceselected by hand, your list
  • Flowerscut Thursday morning
  • Candles & grape juicerestocked before you noticed
  • Youpresent at your own table

Concreteness, not promises

What actually arrives Thursday.

Tap each item to see where it came from and who verified it. No mystery boxes. Your list, your stores, your standards — assembled and at your door between 2 and 5.

Challah

From your preferred bakery, ordered Tuesday, baked Thursday morning. ORB-certified.

An open ShabbatReady delivery box: challah, wine, butcher packages, produce, and flowers

The difference

A grocery app remembers what you bought. We remember why.

Six guests, this menu, these dietary rules, this family tradition, this store, this preferred brand — therefore this quantity. Week by week, ShabbatReady learns the rhythm of your home.

Six for dinner instead of four?

Your quantities change.

Guests with dietary needs?

Your menu adjusts.

Your usual challah is unavailable?

Your substitution rules already answer.

Away for Shabbat lunch?

We don’t buy what you won’t use.

When we say Shabbat Ready, we mean your home is ready.

The member portal · live demo

Tell it in a sentence. Watch the week rebuild.

This is a working portal, not a picture of one. Change the guest count, say who's coming in plain English, approve a substitution — and watch quantities, sources, and your household memory update in real time.

Software carries the memory. People carry the responsibility.

ShabbatReady · Member portalTuesday · 3 days to Shabbat

Good evening, Rivka.

Editable
Friday dinner
8
Shabbat lunch
Menu
Standing preferences

Household memory applied

  • Sarah is dairy-freenoted Feb 14
  • Shimon dislikes cilantronoted Nov 3
  • Katz Bakery, never the sesamenoted at setup
  • Double the challah before a three-day yom tovlearned Sukkot
  • White roses, never liliesnoted at setup

This Shabbat · the list

8 covers · 6 lines

  • Egg challah2 loavesKatz Bakery · Thu
  • Whole chicken, cut up3 birdsGrove Kosher Butcher
  • Bartenura / Baron Herzog2 bottlesWine cellar allocation
  • Dairy-free chocolate babka1Katz Bakery
  • Produce, staples, paper goods1 meal · 8 coversGrove Kosher
  • White roses1 arrangementFlora Kesher · Thu 2–5

What we know

A grocery app remembers what you bought. We remember why.

This is the actual object behind the service — a ledger of your household, written in plain language, growing one Shabbat at a time. You can read every line. You can change any of it. It is the reason week fourteen is quieter than week one.

Household memory · the Feldmans0 of 14 entries
    Every entry is editable by you. Nothing is inferred from outside your household. Nothing is sold.

    Thursday Dispatch

    Your home is Shabbat Ready.

    Thu · 3:18 PM
    Parashat Ki Tavo

    Arrived · 2:41 PM

    • 3 egg challah, Katz — in the bread drawer
    • 2 whole chickens, cut — fridge, second shelf
    • 3 bottles Bartenura — wine rack
    • Dairy-free babka — counter, under the cloth
    • Produce & staples — pantry, labeled
    • White roses — on the table, water changed

    Changed · you approved

    • Salmon was short. Chilean sea bass, same price.
    • Added grape juice — the Steins' three kids.
    • Cilantro left out of the salad. Shimon.

    Still on you

    Nothing.

    Route 7 · Moshe · 4th delivery to your door · 37 minutes earlyCandle-lighting 7:19 PM · Boca Raton

    The Thursday Dispatch

    One note at 3:18 PM. Then your week is over.

    Every Thursday you receive exactly one message: what arrived and where we put it, what changed and why, and what is still on you. That last line is the product. It almost always says the same thing.

    The Shabbat Trust Graph

    Every Shabbat makes us better at understanding your household.

    Four interconnected dimensions, learned over time. Six adults, this Friday-night menu, these kashrut standards — that equals the correct quantities and products. Then you say “we're having eleven this week,” and the system understands what eleven means.

    Your household

    • Family & guests
    • Menus & portions
    • Dietary needs
    • Favorite brands
    • Hosting patterns

    Your kashrut

    • Accepted certifications
    • Glatt · Cholov Yisroel
    • Pas Yisroel · Yoshon
    • Butcher preferences
    • Substitution rules

    Your sources

    • Preferred supermarket
    • Bakery & butcher
    • Fish & wine merchants
    • Produce standards
    • Vendor reliability

    Your calendar

    • Shabbat & Yom Tov
    • Guest patterns
    • Travel & school
    • Simchas
    • Community rhythm
    Portrait of the ShabbatReady founder at his kitchen table
    Ari Weissman · Founder

    Why this exists

    My mother ran Shabbat like a second job. She deserved better.

    Every Thursday night of my childhood, my mother sat at the kitchen table with three store flyers and a phone, chasing a brisket. She never missed a Shabbat. But she paid for every one of them in hours nobody counted.

    ShabbatReady is the service I wish I could have handed her: one team that knows exactly how your family does Shabbat — your standards, your stores, your table — and quietly gets it all home by Thursday afternoon. Not a meal kit. Not an app with a cart. A standing promise, kept weekly.

    We open neighborhood by neighborhood, on purpose, so we never make a promise we can't keep. If we're in your ZIP, it means we can do this properly where you live.

    — Ari

    Under supervision

    Sourcing standards are reviewed with Rabbi M. Hollander, Rav Hamachshir, and every retailer on a member's list carries current, verifiable certification. If your family follows a specific standard, that standard is written into your profile — and never averaged away.

    “The first Friday I didn’t make a single phone call, I actually cried a little. I set the table, lit candles, and sat down. That was it.”

    Rivka F. · Boca Raton · Founding member

    “I was the skeptic. I keep specific standards and assumed I’d be re-checking everything. Week three, I stopped checking. They know my list better than I do.”

    Daniel S. · Harborview East · Founding member

    “We host twelve most weeks. The Thursday box shows up and it’s like someone read my mind — down to the extra grape juice for the kids’ table.”

    Aliza & Mark G. · Boca Raton · Founding member

    Trust is the product

    “Kosher” is not one checkbox.

    Households differ. Standards differ. Products differ. ShabbatReady stores your household rules at the level they actually matter: kashrut preferences, accepted certifications, brands, specialty suppliers, and substitution boundaries.

    Automatic substitution

    For items where an equivalent is truly equivalent — same certification, same use, no surprises.

    Ask first

    A quick message before anything changes. You answer in seconds; we handle the rest.

    Never substitute

    Some things are non-negotiable. Your challah. Your wine. Your brand. We treat these as law.

    Your rules travel with the order.

    Hands smoothing a cream linen napkin while setting a Shabbat table in warm window light
    “Honestly, I don't even shop for Shabbat anymore. They know what we do.”

    The arithmetic of a quieter week

    How much of your week does Shabbat actually take?

    Move the slider to your honest number. We'll show you where that time goes — and how much of it comes back.

    4
    1 hr8 hrs
    How often do you host?

    Time Shabbat takes each month

    26.8hours

    Planning the menu & the list
    5.4 hrs
    Grocery + specialty store runs
    11.3 hrs
    Calls, pickups & "did we get…" texts
    4.8 hrs
    Unpacking, prep-ahead & setup
    5.4 hrs

    ShabbatReady hands back the shopping, sourcing & coordination —

    about 20.1 hours a month.

    An estimate from your own numbers. The real product is certainty and mental load removed.

    Getting started

    From today to your first quiet Friday.

    No app to learn, no cart to fill. You talk to a real person once, and after that the week runs itself. Here is exactly what happens when you join.

    1. 01Day one · 2 minutes

      Apply for your neighborhood

      Enter your ZIP and a little about your household. We confirm your Thursday route has capacity before we take you on — we would rather say "not yet" than break the promise.

      You hear back within a few days.

    2. 02Your first week · a 15-minute call

      We build your household profile

      One real conversation with your concierge. Your kashrut standard, the stores you trust, your usual menu, allergies, how many are normally at the table, the brands you will not compromise on. We write it all down so you never have to explain it twice.

      Your standards are on file — and they travel with every order.

    3. 03Your first Thursday

      Everything arrives, handled

      We source from your approved retailers, double-check every item against your rules, resolve any substitutions with you first, and deliver inside your window. A single message closes the loop: your home is Shabbat Ready.

      You cook and host. You did none of the running around.

    4. 04Every week after

      Most weeks take one tap

      Sunday we ask a single question: same as usual? Tap yes and you are done. Hosting more, going away, or want something different? Tell us in a sentence and the whole order recalculates around the Shabbat you are actually having.

      The mental load is gone for good — not just this week.

    The setup call is where the difference is made. It is why your Shabbat feels like yours — not a generic delivery.

    Is my ZIP open?

    Membership

    Start with one less thing to carry every week.

    The membership pays us to know your household. Groceries and delivery are billed separately. Specialty sourcing and Friday rescue may carry additional fees — exceptional work, priced honestly.

    Limited to the founding cohort

    Founding

    $99/month

    Available only while your neighborhood’s founding cohort is open. Rate-protected while continuously active.

    • Household onboarding & preference profile
    • Weekly Shabbat planning
    • Recurring menu & staple memory
    • Kashrut & substitution rules
    • Retailer coordination
    • Thursday readiness management
    • Priority delivery windows
    • Founding rate protection

    Standard, after the cohort closes

    Shabbat Ready

    $129/month

    For the family that wants Shabbat preparation largely removed from its weekly workload.

    • Everything in the core service
    • Guest-count recalculation
    • Recurring essentials
    • Smart substitutions
    • Thursday fulfillment access
    • Member pricing on added services

    For frequent hosts

    Shabbat Concierge

    $189/month

    The difference is not more deliveries. It is less for the household to manage.

    • Multiple preferred sources
    • Bakery, butcher & fish coordination
    • Hosting management
    • Flowers & wine coordination
    • Priority windows & substitutions
    • Yom Tov planning privileges

    The household family office

    Private Home

    from $299/month

    Tell us what is happening in the household. We will work out what needs to happen around it.

    • Multi-store sourcing
    • Shabbat & Yom Tov management
    • Hosting, gifting & wine replenishment
    • Travel preparation (Shabbat Away)
    • Preferred vendor access
    • A dedicated concierge relationship

    Founding membership is intentionally limited while each service neighborhood is established. Once a neighborhood's founding cohort closes, new members join at the standard rate — not because marketing says so, but because the Thursday route has reached its founding capacity.

    Add-ons

    Shabbat, from wherever you are.

    Membership readies the house. Add-ons let everyone who loves that house show up for it — the partner at work, the guest, the child away at school, the family a thousand miles off. Every add-on rides on your household memory, so it is never generic.

    For the one who is not home on Thursday

    Show up for Shabbat from the office.

    You are in meetings until six. She is holding the week together. These arrive without you lifting a finger — and with your name on them.

    • Card in your handwriting — we capture it once at setup and reproduce it. White roses, never lilies, because we remember.

    • Pickup calculated backward from candle-lighting minus traffic minus twenty minutes at the door. You are never the reason Shabbat waits.

    • Only she finds it. Our packers place it in the second layer, under the challah cloth, exactly where she unpacks last.

    • You text us three sentences Wednesday. It is on cream card stock at her place Friday. Standing option: every week, a different line.

    • The date lives in your household memory. You get one message, three options, one tap. Nothing is forgotten again.

    Add-ons are available to members and to anyone gifting into a member household.

    Neighborhood access

    We open where we can keep the promise.

    Enter your ZIP to see founding capacity, route status, and how close your community is to opening.

    Preview uses sample launch states. Production connects this layer to live route capacity.

    Scarcity is operational, not promotional. Once a Thursday route reaches the number of households we can serve exceptionally well, access closes.

    Launch previewEnter your ZIP

    Your neighborhood

    See whether founding access is still available.

    Each neighborhood begins with a deliberately small cohort so we can protect Thursday capacity and service quality.

    Gift a Shabbat

    The kindest thing you can hand someone is a ready home.

    Members can give another household one fully prepared Shabbat — planned, sourced, and delivered before Thursday ends. No app to learn, nothing to organize. It simply arrives.

    When it means the most

    • A new baby
    • A new neighbor
    • A move
    • A difficult week
    • Visiting family
    • An elderly parent
    • A housewarming
    • Unexpected hosting

    The Shabbat Ready Guarantee

    If we say you're ready, you're ready.

    When your portal reads “Shabbat Ready,” that is a promise, not a status. If anything we confirmed is missing, we make it right before candle-lighting — and that week is on us.

    Where this goes

    Shabbat is the beginning, not the boundary.

    The same household intelligence that readies your Shabbat extends, naturally, to everything a Jewish home carries through the year.

    1. Available nowShabbatEvery week, handled
    2. Chapter 02Yom TovChagim planned like Shabbat
    3. Chapter 03Household essentialsCandles, staples, the running list
    4. Chapter 04HostingGuests, quantities, the extra chair
    5. Chapter 05Community careNew baby, shiva, a hard week
    6. Chapter 06SimchasKiddush, sheva brachos, milestones
    7. Chapter 07TravelYour household profile travels with you
    8. Chapter 08PesachThe whole turnover, coordinated

    Members shape which chapter opens next in their neighborhood.

    Fair questions

    Asked before joining.

    The honest answers, in writing. If your question isn't here, ask it in your invitation request — a person reads every one.

    Your standards are written into your household profile on day one — specific hechsherim, specific stores, specific brands. We shop your list at your approved retailers. If something on your list is unavailable, we contact you before substituting, never after.

    No. You cook. We handle everything that comes before the cooking: planning, sourcing, ordering, pickup coordination, and Thursday delivery. The food that reaches your table is yours — made in your kitchen, to your recipes.

    Pause any week by Tuesday evening from your portal — one tap, no fees, no phone call. Your membership simply resumes the following week. Snowbirds can pause for a season.

    The membership covers the concierge service: your dedicated coordinator, weekly planning, sourcing, coordination, and Thursday delivery. Groceries are billed at store prices — we pass receipts through with zero markup. You pay what the store charges, plus nothing.

    A Thursday route can only serve so many households exceptionally well. When your neighborhood reaches that number, access closes and a waitlist opens. Scarcity here is operational, not promotional.

    A real person reviews your request against your neighborhood’s route capacity, usually within a few days. If there’s a seat, we schedule a 15-minute onboarding call to learn how your family does Shabbat. If not, you keep your place in line — and your founding pricing, if you applied while the cohort was open.

    Thursday · 3:18 PM

    Your home is Shabbat Ready.
    Now Shabbat can begin.

    This Friday will arrive either way — choose how it finds you. Founding cohorts are deliberately small; when your neighborhood's seats are gone, the next opening is whenever a route expands.

    Check your neighborhood