Tiers · Folio · תשפ״ו
Choose your depth.
Ryzowy is not a single product. It is an ordered system. Each tier opens a different mode of access — the same student, ready for different depths of work as they progress.
The student does not need more information. The student needs ordered access. Tiers protect the student from material they aren't prepared to hold, and route them to depth when they are.
Tiers are depth (what unlocks). Modes are posture (what you're doing). The same Foundation student can be at the gate this morning, at the table this afternoon, and building Friday's discipline tonight. Tier × mode, not tier alone.
Paid access unlocks tools, structure, and depth — not authority.
Ryzowy structures the student. It does not rule the Jew. Tier, name, energy, and account labels are product-architecture — not Jewish status, not obligation, not spiritual rank. Why →
Tier 1 Threshold · סף
For the student at the gate.
Supports all three modes — orientation when arriving, beginner instruments at the table, first daily rhythm. Most students start here regardless of prior background.
What unlocks
- Basic orientation and the shape of the library
- Source-linked answers to beginner questions
- Foundational text shelf · topic paths · pacing maps
- Saved exchanges + rabbi-question lists (free account)
- Camp · The Gate (welcomes, orientation, community law)
Ryzowy's posture
Ryzowy orients you toward source, defines terms, and prepares your first questions.
When the path opens here
- “Where should I begin if I want to study Torah seriously?”
- “What is the difference between Torah, Tanakh, Mishnah, and Talmud?”
Access Free · 5/day anonymous, 15/day with account Enter the threshold →
Tier 2 Foundation · יסוד
For the student building the vessel.
Supports all three modes — finishing the orientation arc, opening the foundation-level instruments at the table, building a sustainable weekly rhythm.
What unlocks
- Torah basics + Hebrew foundations
- Practice orientation — Shabbat, prayer, holidays, kashrut
- Beginner study paths and learning artifacts
- Hebrew letter and root-word practice
- Markdown export of source sheets and rabbi-prep
- Camp · Foundation House (Torah / Hebrew / Prayer / Shabbat / Kosher / The Ledger)
Ryzowy's posture
Ryzowy gives beginner-safe explanations, prepares foundational artifacts, and routes deeper questions to the right next tier.
When the path opens here
- “How do I start keeping Shabbat without pretending I know everything?”
- “What is Chesed, practically? Help me build a weekly study rhythm.”
Access $18/mo billed yearly · $24 month-to-month See pricing →
Tier 3 Text House · בית הטקסט
For the student ready to enter the library.
Beit Midrash mode lives here — sugya briefs, commentary comparisons, source sheets at depth. Threshold and Execution students still benefit; the workbench is where this tier shines.
What unlocks
- Tanakh, Mishnah, Talmud orientation, classical commentaries
- Halachic concepts (categories, not rulings)
- Source sheets, sugyot maps, comparing positions
- Custom 30 / 60 / 90-day study plans
- PDF export of rabbi sheets
- Camp · Text House (Tent / Tanakh / Mishnah / Talmud / Commentaries / Scriptorium)
Ryzowy's posture
Ryzowy maps sources, compares positions, summarizes sugyot, and generates study artifacts you can sit with.
When the path opens here
- “Can you explain this Talmud passage and the major commentaries on it?”
- “Compare Rashi and Rambam on this verse — give me a source sheet.”
Access $36/mo billed yearly · $48 month-to-month See pricing →
Tier 4 Inner Architecture · ארכיטקטורה פנימית
For the student approaching structure beneath structure.
Beit Midrash mode at structural depth — sefirot mappings, letter symbolism, soul faculties — paired with Execution-mode practice translation. Not for beginners; not for spectators.
What unlocks
- Sefirot mappings and the Tree of Life as structure
- Hebrew letter mysticism in classical sources
- Soul faculties and inner-work frameworks
- Source-linked Kabbalah orientation (Zohar, Tanya, Mesilat Yesharim)
- Compare-sources mode + Hebrew/transliteration help
- Camp · Inner Architecture (Sefirot / Letters / Symbolic Structure / Guarded Kabbalah / Inner Work / Workshop)
Ryzowy's posture
Ryzowy explains, maps, and structures symbolic systems with clear sources and explicit prerequisites — never as final mystical authority.
When the path opens here
- “What is Gevurah, and how does it translate into ethical practice?”
- “Map the sefirot for me as a structure of inner work — with sources.”
Access $72/mo billed yearly · $96 month-to-month See pricing →
Tier 5 Execution OS · מערכת הביצוע
For the student who must turn wisdom into ordered life.
Execution mode at full strength — agentic plans, accountability cycles, the Bridgeworks where learning becomes a life. Beit Midrash instruments still available; Threshold orientation no longer needed.
What unlocks
- Personal study plans tuned to your situation
- Daily practice frameworks and reflection templates
- Custom artifact generation — your student operating system
- Dashboards and exportable documents
- Subsidises Threshold-tier free access for others
- Camp · Execution OS (Weekly Execution / Household / Mitzvah / Business / Accountability / Bridgeworks)
Ryzowy's posture
Ryzowy turns learning into artifacts, routines, operating systems, and concrete next actions — translated to your real life.
When the path opens here
- “Build me a 30-day return plan tuned to my schedule and current level.”
- “Generate a weekly covenantal operating plan I can actually run.”
Access $180/mo billed yearly · $240 month-to-month See pricing →
Paid access unlocks depth — not authority.
Permanent boundaries — every tier
What Ryzowy refuses, regardless of tier:
- Practical halachic rulings — those belong to a living rabbi who knows your situation.
- Determinations of Jewish status, conversion adjudication, family-line questions — those belong to a beit din.
- Mental-health crises, pastoral care, therapy — those belong to qualified human help.
- Ranking rabbis, communities, or denominations — never. That work isn't Ryzowy's to do.
Tiers control depth of engagement, not authority. No tier turns Ryzowy into a rabbi, posek, or final authority. Even at the highest tier, the redirect is the same: bring the question to a living teacher.
The rule of access
Tier unlocks chambers — the rooms of The Camp open according to where you are on the path. Energy powers metered actions: posting, AI structuring, generating artifacts. Trust unlocks proximity — the inner rooms (The Council) are invitation-only, earned by long, careful presence.
Each paid tier opens a new house in the Camp alongside the chat surface. A Foundation student learns in Foundation House; a Text House student studies in The Tent and Scriptorium; an Execution OS student commits in The Workshop and Bridgeworks.
The Camp is part of the product, not separate.
Read alongside what Ryzowy generates →, honest questions →, enter the Camp →, billing →, and enter the threshold →.