KlafLi
An innovative platform that lets anyone create their own deck of cards from their own photos, with no design knowledge needed. Live, with paying customers.
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The kind people understand right away.
Teacher. Photographer. Program Manager.
The kind people understand right away.
Teacher. Photographer. Program Manager.
But none of them ever fit on their own.
So she asked her little sister what her title was,
and her sister said:
“Rivka, you help people with stuff.”
And she was right.
Turns out, “stuff” means helping people and companies grow.
And each hat is just a different way I pull it off.

When I went solo, Itzik built my website for free.
Bar came back to launch her next product with me.
Both from an accelerator I ran in South Tel Aviv.

I founded ‘New Wednesdays’, a weekly program giving young Ethiopian adults tools for life. Today they're graduates, entrepreneurs, and even a famous chef.

During the war, a creator couldn't leave home to shoot. So we did it all in her tiny backyard.
She still uses those photos everywhere.

My job was to keep schools from leaving. I met the principals one by one, reached the council head, and closed a district deal that brought in new schools.

Teachers struggled with emotional conversations.
So I built Klafli, a digital platform that turns a photo into a conversation card in minutes.

I gained 1,000 LinkedIn followers in under three weeks, and convinced top lecturers to volunteer for my programs through posts and personal outreach.




0% coding background. 100% ideas, a passion for learning, and hundreds of hours of trial and error.
An innovative platform that lets anyone create their own deck of cards from their own photos, with no design knowledge needed. Live, with paying customers.
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I built it for my master’s degree, after giving up on Reichman’s outdated system. Courses, assignments and summaries in one place, with an assistant that learns how you learn best.
One tiny step a day for the project you keep putting off. For people who aren’t short on motivation, just on the next small thing to do.
The first website I ever built, for a guesthouse on a fruit farm in Sri Lanka. Guests message the owner on WhatsApp, no middlemen. Even the photo is mine.
A smart system for my photography work. I can find my shots from anywhere, at any time, and search for one specific photo.

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