Until the till is open: reply to ben@halelu.ai with the name and the occasion, and we start the same day. A price on a page is not a payment, so the honest thing is to tell you where a yes goes today.

A psalm for a name

You give us a name — a mother in a hospital, a child at a bar mitzvah, a father whose yahrzeit is coming, a friend in a hard year — and one thing about that person. We write a psalm for that name and sing it: Hebrew verse from Tehillim, the English written to that person, in a style that suits the moment, not a template with a name dropped into it.

What it is

One finished song, two to three minutes, in Hebrew and English, naming the person. The verse is chosen for the occasion from Tehillim. The style is chosen from what you tell us: a lullaby, a slow niggun, something with a beat for a simcha. It arrives as a private link you can send to family, and as a file you can keep.

What it costs, and when it arrives

$36 for one psalm. Seven days from your answer to the song in your hand. If it is for a yahrzeit or a simcha with a date, tell us the date and we will be early.

$72 for a psalm and its verse card: the same song, plus the verse written out in Hebrew and English on a printable card for the table, the shul or the invitation.

What we promise, and what we do not

We promise the psalm is written for that name — not a template, not a stock track with a name spoken over it — and that if it is not right, we sing it again once, without a word about it.

We do not promise a person will recover, be answered, or be spared. A psalm is what we say when we are not the ones deciding. Anyone who tells you otherwise at a bedside is selling something else.

Changes, refunds and what we keep

Before you pay: you see the verse first and nothing is charged until you say yes to it. Ask for a different verse, a different style or a different name spelling at that point and we change it, free.

After you pay: if the finished psalm is not right, tell us within seven days of delivery and we sing it again once, without a word about it. If the second version is still not right, tell us within seven days of that and we refund the full amount to the card you paid with, and you keep nothing you did not want and owe nothing.

If a card is disputed: write to ben@halelu.ai first and we will answer within one business day with the order, the verse you approved and the delivery date. We do not fight a buyer over thirty-six dollars.

What we record: the name and one thing about the person, the verse, the style you chose, the email you write from, the payment record our processor keeps, and the song itself. We keep them so we can remake or resend a psalm; we do not sell them, we do not publish a psalm or a name without your written yes, and we delete a name and its psalm on request, at any time, by one email. This is the whole privacy policy, and it is short on purpose.

Terms in one line: you are buying one original song made for one name, delivered as a private link and a file; Halelu LLC keeps the recording's copyright and grants you the right to play it, share the private link with family, and print the verse card for your own use; you may not resell it or release it commercially.

Ask for one

Tell us who it is for and one thing about them. We will answer within a day with the verse we think belongs to them, and how to pay — nothing is charged until you have said yes to the verse.

Not sure yet, and want to hear what we already sing? Tehillim for today, or all the songs.