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Birth year

Just the year, not a full birthdate — used only for pace and accessibility, e.g. an age band for the planner.

Accessibility notes

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Religious & kashrut preferences

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I agree TJT may store my gender, observance level, Shabbat practice, Rabbeinu Tam practice, preferred nusach and kashrut requirementsUsed only to plan your own trip — matching minyan windows, Shabbat handling and restaurant filters to what you tell us. Never used for advertising. This is the only basis TJT has to hold this information, so unchecking it and saving deletes these answers rather than merely hiding them — you will be shown exactly what before that happens.

Gender

MaleFemalePrefer not to say

Observance level

SecularNo kosher-only filter and no Shabbat carve-out. Turn either on below.TraditionalFriday night and the chagim get a place in the plan. No kosher-only filter or no-travel Shabbat unless you set them below.ObservantKosher-only dining, and Shabbat planned with no travel and no transactions — stops within walking distance of where you’re staying.Strictly observantSame as Observant, and every kashrut option below starts switched on. Change any of them — what you set there is what we plan from.

This only sets a starting point. The answers below are what we actually plan from.

Do you keep Shabbat?

YesNoPrefer not to say

Kept separate from observance level: someone who identifies as “traditional” may still keep Shabbat strictly, and the reverse.

Do you keep Rabbeinu Tam (72 minutes) for the end of Shabbat?

YesNoPrefer not to say

Your own practice, not a ruling on which is correct — used only to set when we treat Shabbat as over in your plan. Leave it unanswered if you’re not sure.

Preferred nusach

Free text — we match it loosely against each synagogue’s own listed nusach, and show you the shul’s wording, not yours.

Kashrut requirementsChalav YisraelMilk and dairy ingredients from milking supervised by a Jew (chalav Yisrael), rather than chalav stam.Pas YisraelBread and baked goods where a Jew took part in the baking — lighting or turning on the oven — not only certified as kosher.Named hashgachah requiredOnly places where we can name the certifying authority. It does not check whether that authority is one you accept. Where we have not recorded a certifier, that means we have not checked — not that the place is uncertified.

Communication

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