Websites for shuls, Jewish organizations and kosher businesses in South Florida.
From the team that built Jewgo, Loft613 and Unity Concert.
A shul website that still shows last year’s Yom Tov schedule. A kosher restaurant whose menu lives only on Instagram. A community event whose tickets are sold through a form nobody can find. The information people need is scattered across WhatsApp groups and flyers, and the website is the last place it gets updated.
Axiqom builds websites and tools for exactly this community. We built Jewgo, the app for kosher dining, shuls, mikvahs, events, jobs and organizations across South Florida, now live with 2,000+ users. We built the site for Loft613’s Jewish co-working spaces and the marketing and ticketing site for Unity Concert at LPAC.
What we build
- Shul and synagogue websites: davening times, the weekly schedule, shiurim, sponsorships, membership, donations and directions, built so the office can update the schedule without calling a developer (sites with a CMS from $3,500).
- Kosher restaurant and food business websites: a menu that reads well on a phone, hours including Friday and Motzei Shabbos, the hechsher clearly shown, ordering or delivery links, and a Google Business Profile that matches (five-page sites from $1,500).
- Jewish nonprofit and organization websites: a clear mission, programs, events with RSVP or tickets, and a donation path that works on a phone.
- Event sites: lineup, venue, sponsors, accessibility and checkout in one place, the way we built Unity Concert.
- Community tools and apps: directories, listing dashboards, member portals and products like Shidduch Card. Small tools from $1,000; larger systems quoted.
A studio from inside the community
Axiqom is run by Dovi Brody and Mendel Lieberman, two founders based in Miami. Dovi is also the founder and CEO of Jewgo; Mendel built Jewgo’s iOS and Android apps, backend and owner dashboard.
We don’t need the difference between a shul and a Chabad house explained, we know a restaurant’s hours change on Erev Yom Tov, and we design for a community that lives on its phones. We also build for how the organization actually runs: who updates the site, who answers the form, and what happens when the gabbai is away.
What every site includes
- Clear structure and copy direction, written with you.
- A mobile-first layout, fast loading and readable type.
- Contact, donation and RSVP paths placed where visitors look for them.
- Search foundations: titles, descriptions, structured data with your address and hours, and a link to your Google Business Profile.
- Launch support: domain, analytics and handover.
Serving the South Florida Jewish community
We work with organizations and businesses in Miami Beach, Surfside, Bal Harbour, North Miami Beach, Aventura, Hollywood, Hallandale Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, Plantation, Boca Raton, Delray Beach and Palm Beach, and remotely with communities across the US.
“Dovi is on the ball I will use him for all our future projects. He did great with the designs. Thanks Dovi🥂”
How it works
Tell us what you need
Fill in the project form with your goals, your current site (if any), and any constraints.
We scope the site
Within one business day you get a clear next step; before work starts, a page list, a price and a timeline.
We build and review
Design and development with checkpoints, so nothing ships by surprise.
Launch
The site goes live with the contact paths and content you approved.
Common questions
How much does a shul website cost?
A five-page site starts at $1,500. If your office needs to update schedules and events itself, a site with a CMS starts at $3,500. Membership portals, payments and custom tools are quoted from scope.
Can you work with our existing platform?
Yes. If you’re on ShulCloud, Wix, WordPress or another system and want to keep it, we can rework the pages, fix the message and add tools. If it’s holding you back, we’ll say so and quote a rebuild.
Can you add a kosher menu with online ordering?
Yes. We build the menu for phones first and connect your ordering or delivery links. A Jewgo listing can be set up alongside.
Can you handle donations and sponsorships?
Yes. We connect the donation processor you already use or recommend one, and build sponsorship forms (kiddush, shiur, event) that go straight to the right inbox.
Do we need to meet in person?
No. Most projects run over email and short calls. If you’re in South Florida and want to meet, we can.
Built for the community


Jewgo
One trusted platform instead of scattered community lists.
Kosher dining, shuls, events and organizations across South Florida in one app, with 2,000+ users.
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Loft613
A clear site for kosher co-working in South Florida.
Website for Jewish co-working spaces in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea and Inverrary.
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Unity Concert
One place for the lineup, venue, partners, and tickets.
Marketing and ticketing site for Unity Concert at LPAC.
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Shidduch Card
Structured introductions with user-controlled sharing.
A digital profile card for shidduch introductions with controlled sharing.
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