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Erez Shachar Qumra Capital

How American leadership could influence Startup Nation and the global innovation race

16.01.25|James Spiro, Elihay Vidal
Qumra Capital’s Erez Shachar joined CTech to discuss regulatory shifts and AI policy changes under the new U.S. administration and offer both challenges and opportunities for Israel's entrepreneurs.
אפליקציה של סימפלי הישראלית ל וויז'ן פרו

Simply’s Vision Pro app turns Apple’s XR headset into a piano teacher

02.12.24|Omer Kabir
The Israeli startup's app uses Vision Pro’s spatial scanning capabilities to identify the keys of a physical piano. It illuminates the keys to be played while displaying notes, instructions, and feedback above the piano.
יובל קמינקא מייסד משותף ו מנכל גויטיונס

We are rebuilding ourselves - just like the country

14.05.24|Yuval Kaminka
Simply co-founder and CEO Yuval Kaminka, who is no stranger to loss, having lost a nephew on October 7 and one of his co-founders suddenly at the age of 44 in March, shares his personal thoughts on Israel’s 76th Independence Day and how we can cope with the help of music.
רועי איציקובסקי

Simply co-founder and CTO Roey Izkovsky passes unexpectedly at 44

25.03.24|Meir Orbach
Izkovsky founded Simply (formerly JoyTunes) in 2011 with brothers Yigal Kaminka and Yuval Kaminka, the latter of whom serves as the company’s CEO and with whom Izkovsky served in unit 8200
Simply team member David Davidov leads tools for evacuees

Musical medicine: 'Simply' made its music-learning apps accessible to everyone in Israel

13.12.23|Tech On Duty in collaboration with Poalim Tech, Lior Avisar
The startup Simply (formerly JoyTunes) opened its self-learning apps - Simply Piano, Simply Guitar, Simply Sing and Simply Draw for free use in Israel, donated dozens of musical instruments to soldiers and evacuated communities, for whom they are now building permanent music rooms – a project for which they are looking for strategic partners who want to join the effort