HasmadaChumash is where so much learning begins, and it's beautifully suited to tracking. There are 378 aliyos across the five Chumashim, and a natural weekly rhythm in the parsha. Whether your kvius is the weekly sedra or a slow, steady journey through all of it, a Chumash tracker keeps you honest and keeps you going.
Hasmada has Chumash built in, structured by parsha and aliya, so you can log exactly what you learned and watch it add up.
How to track Chumash in Hasmada
- Add Chumash Choose it from the catalog — all 378 aliyos, organized by parsha, already set up.
- Learn your way Follow the weekly parsha, or work straight through from Bereishis — both are just as easy to track.
- Check off the aliyos Mark the aliyos you learned; your position and percentage move with you.
- Set a weekly rhythm A daily goal and reminder help you finish the parsha before Shabbos, week after week.
- Keep the streak Every session you log keeps your streak alive — and Shabbos never breaks it. More on streaks →
Learning with a peirush? Add Rashi, a chumash with meforshim, or your own custom sefer alongside the pshat, and track each one separately.
Can I track just the weekly parsha?
Yes — log the parsha each week to build a steady habit, or track all of Chumash aliya by aliya. Both work.
What if I want to track a custom Chumash seder?
Build a custom sefer with your own structure and units, and track it exactly the way you learn. See how tracking works →
Keep your place in the parsha.
Aliya by aliya, week by week. Free to download.