Middah Map

MiddahMap

Tracking Character Growth

Every student has a story.
Now you can tell it.

Middah Map helps Jewish day schools capture every middah moment, build a picture of who each student really is, and generate personalized character narratives at report card time.

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Torah U'Mesorah

Torah U'Mesorah

The report card tells half the story.

Academic grades tell you what a student knows. They don't tell you who a student is — the persistence, the empathy, the integrity that a teacher witnesses every single day. Middah Map captures that other half.

From a single moment to a complete picture

1

Log a moment

Teachers capture a quick observation as it happens — a student, a character strength they noticed, and a note. It takes thirty seconds.

2

Build a pattern

Observations accumulate over the year, organized by student and strength. The picture of who each student is becomes clearer with every entry.

3

Tell the story

At report card time, Middah Map weaves the evidence into a polished, personalized narrative — ready to share with families.

Middah Map Features

A shared language of character

Built around a research-backed framework of nine character strengths — organized into Heart, Mind, and Will. Every teacher sees the same framework, so observations are consistent across classrooms and grade levels.

Logging that teachers will actually use

Four taps and a note. Teachers log an observation in under a minute, without interrupting the moment.

AI-generated narratives that sound human

At report card time, Middah Map synthesizes a year's worth of observations into a polished, personalized character narrative for each student. Evidence-based, not invented.

Built for Jewish day schools and yeshivas

A framework that speaks the language of your school's values. Designed specifically for a Jewish context.

Quote from teacher or administrator coming soon.

— Name, Role · School Name

Built at a real school, for real schools

Middah Map started at Barkai Yeshivah High School in Brooklyn, New York. It grew out of a simple question: if we care about character as much as academics, why don't we have the infrastructure to track it?

— Tziri Lamm, Creator of Middah Map

Bring Middah Map to your school.

We're currently onboarding a small number of partner schools. If you're interested, we'd love to hear from you.