Mincha Time
Prayer-time reminders in six languages. First version built in about one month.
Contact
Tell us what is not working yet.
You do not need a formal brief. A few clear examples of the current workflow are enough to start a useful conversation. We are in Kfar-Saba, Israel, and we work in English and Hebrew.
Business details
WizeApps is run by המכון לאפליקציות חכמות
- Registered name
- המכון לאפליקציות חכמות
- Office
- 117 Weizman Street, Kfar-Saba, Israel
- Phone
- +972-9-7677094
- Who answers
- Ohad Mayrom, founder
- Working languages
- English and Hebrew
Who you are actually contacting
WizeApps is a software company based at 117 Weizman Street in Kfar-Saba, Israel. When you write to us, you are talking to the engineer who will build your product — so decisions get made in the first conversation, and nothing gets lost on the way between a salesperson, a project manager and a developer.
That person is Ohad Mayrom. He reads what arrives at hello@wizeapps.agency and he is who you would be on a call with — there is no account manager in between and no ticket queue. If you would rather talk than write, the office line is +972-9-7677094.
We work in English and Hebrew, in writing and on calls, and this site is published in both. We are on Israel time, so if you are in a different time zone, say so in your first message and suggest a couple of windows that suit you — scheduling is easier than guessing.
If you want to check who you are dealing with before you write, everything above is checkable: the street address is a real office, the LinkedIn profile is public, and the three sites below are live right now.
Work you can open before you write
These are shipped builds, not mockups. Each has a case study on this site covering the decisions behind it, the parts that were awkward, and what we would do differently.
Domino Ra'anana
Ordering site for the Ra'anana branch, in daily use for more than five years. Built in about two months.
Djob
Two-sided recruiting workspace with its own matching layer. Built in about six months.
Start here
Send a short description of the process, who uses it, and what would change if it worked better. Two paragraphs is plenty for a first message.
hello@wizeapps.agencyPrefer the phone? +972-9-7677094
Helpful details to include
None of this is required to get a reply. It just means the first answer can be about your actual workflow instead of a round of clarifying questions.
- 1What currently happens step by step.
- 2Where the process slows down or creates mistakes.
- 3Who needs to approve, update, or receive information.
- 4What tools you already use, such as email, spreadsheets, calendars, CRMs, or WhatsApp.
- 5Roughly how often this happens — per day, per week, or per busy season.
- 6Anything that already exists: a spreadsheet, a paper form, a WhatsApp thread. Messy is fine and usually more useful than a tidy summary.
- 7What a successful first version would let you stop doing manually.
What happens after you reach out
We read and reply
We usually respond within one to two business days, in plain language — no automated ticket, no sales sequence. The reply comes from Ohad, not from a form handler.
A short scoping conversation
If it looks like a fit, we map the actual workflow together and identify the smallest useful first version. This happens by call or email, in English or Hebrew, whichever suits you.
A clear proposal
You get a written scope with what is included, what is not, and a fixed first phase — before any commitment. If we think the job is wrong for us, we say so instead of quoting for it.
Common questions before reaching out
Who is behind WizeApps, and where are you based?
WizeApps is a software company based at 117 Weizman Street in Kfar-Saba, Israel. Ohad Mayrom is the founder and the person who reads incoming messages. The office line is +972-9-7677094 and email is hello@wizeapps.agency.
Can I call instead of writing?
Yes — +972-9-7677094 reaches the office. Email usually gets you a more complete answer, because you can attach the spreadsheet, screenshot, or form that shows the problem. Either way you are talking to the person who would do the work.
Do I need a technical spec before contacting you?
No. A few plain-language examples of the current workflow are enough. If you can describe what is painful today and what a better outcome looks like, that is a strong starting point.
How quickly will I hear back?
Typically within one to two business days. A real person reads every message — there is no automated qualification funnel.
Which languages can we work in?
English and Hebrew, in writing and on calls. This site has a Hebrew version, and project documents can be written in either language.
What does a first engagement usually look like?
A small, fixed-scope first phase that produces something real, so you can judge the fit before committing to more. This caps your risk and gives both sides a clear definition of done.
Do you work with non-technical business owners?
Yes — that is the core of who we work with. You do not need to speak in technical terms. You need to understand your own business; we handle the software side.
Can I see something you have actually shipped before I get in touch?
Yes. Mincha Time, the Domino Ra'anana ordering site, and Djob are all live and open to anyone. Each one has a case study on this site describing what was built, what was hard, and how long it took.
Still unsure whether your situation is a fit? Read how we work or the case studies, then send the shortest version of your question to hello@wizeapps.agency. A one-line email is a perfectly good place to start.