Print the codes
Each student gets a QR code automatically. Put labels on desks or keep them together on a clipboard.
Record attendance, homework, behavior, and learning moments with one quick scan—without stopping the shiur or handing students devices.
Choose what you’re recording. Scan the student’s printed code. Keep teaching.
The system works because recording a moment takes seconds—not a walk to the board, a hunt for a clipboard, or another device in a student’s hands.
Each student gets a QR code automatically. Put labels on desks or keep them together on a clipboard.
Attendance, homework, participation, derech eretz, or any activity you create.
The student is recognized immediately, the record updates, and your shiur never stops.
Immediate enough for today. Organized enough to still mean something months from now.
Recognize what just happened while you still have the room’s attention.
Scores, standings, and recent moments give students feedback they know is real.
Use a prize store, raffle, auction, or a full Shulchani classroom economy.
Also built in: seating charts, attendance, homework, Chavrusa Mode, review tools, printing, trends, and more.
Start in one classroom. Keep the same familiar system when the regular rebbi is out. Grow only when the school is ready.
Choose what you’re tracking, scan the printed code, and move on. Menchmark handles the history, standings, and rewards without taking over the shiur.
A rebbi can run Menchmark independently on his own classroom computer. No student devices, no schoolwide installation, and no commitment before the first classroom proves useful.
On the classroom computer, the roster, printed codes, and activities are already there. The students know the system, and the substitute does not have to invent one at 8:15.
Record the moment. Recognize the student. Turn it into a reward. Then make the system easy enough to repeat tomorrow.
From anywhere in the room, even offline.
The student flashes on the board and the history updates.
Prize store, raffle, auction, or classroom economy.
Nothing to hand out, count, restock, or copy later.
Walk over and hand out each ticket.
The student immediately holds the recognition.
Other reward systems still need manual counting.
Tickets get lost, wear out, and need restocking.
But every mark pulls you toward the chart.
The student sees the mark; the class may not.
Totals still have to be counted and redeemed.
A few skipped days can quietly end the system.
But writing breaks eye contact and gets postponed.
The student usually cannot see the recognition.
Points must be totaled somewhere else.
Every entry depends on the rebbi remembering later.
Often needs a phone, tablet, or a trip to the board.
Students can see and hear the result.
Classroom rewards usually live outside the app.
The app has to remain open and in the lesson.
Your class is saved on your own computer and keeps working without internet. Menchmark does not receive your student data in local mode. You control your backups and optional exports.
Because the browser holds the primary copy, Menchmark reminds you to keep a current backup.
“I needed to record what happened right then—not after class, and not after walking away from the shiur.”
I built Menchmark after nearly a decade of substitute teaching and running school-wide programs. I tried raffle tickets, clipboards, post-its, point charts, and classroom apps. Each worked for a while—but eventually the recording became too much or the system quietly stopped being used.
Menchmark came from one requirement: record something immediately, from anywhere in the room, without interrupting the lesson. A printed code and one quick scan finally made that possible.
— Rabbi Berel Steinerman
Add a few students, use the ready-made activities, and see whether Menchmark fits your classroom.
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