Sharing Links

Overview

Share a direct link to any specific position in the Torah with anyone. Whether you want to point a student to a particular column or discuss a passage with a fellow reader, sharing links makes it easy to show someone exactly what you are looking at.

How to Share

Click the Share button in the action buttons toolbar. A URL is copied to your clipboard automatically. You can then paste it into an email, text message, chat, or anywhere else you communicate.

What the Link Captures

The shared URL includes all the context needed to reproduce your exact view:

• Synagogue — Which synagogue's Torah scroll to display
• Parsha — The weekly Torah portion
• Aliyah — The specific section within the parsha
• Column number — The exact column you are viewing
• View mode — Torah, Chumash, or Tikkun (side-by-side)
• Kriyah type — Full (annual) or Triennial reading cycle

The recipient sees exactly what you see—the same column, the same view, the same highlighted aliyah.

Recipient Experience

When someone clicks a shared link, Virtual Tikkun opens to the exact position encoded in the URL. No account is required to view the content—the recipient can browse as a guest. If they do have an account and are signed in, they will see the content within their own session and can bookmark it or switch modes as usual.