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Tzedakah
The custom of giving a little, often, before it becomes a lot. Tap a coin in whenever you can — nothing is charged until you choose to empty it.
A tzedaka box you carry with you. Tap in a coin whenever you can, and empty it into a real gift whenever you are ready — nothing here is money yet, it is just a count.
Every tap adds to the box. It stays on this phone until you empty it.
Days in a row with at least one coin in. A day with nothing tapped starts it over.
An account keeps your pushka between visits, lets you add one for each of the kids, and — once you save a card on /donate — empties in one tap instead of a trip through the form.
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Work out a tenth of what you took in.
A few well-known ones, for when you give.
A nudge before candle lighting, or to keep a streak going.
Every penny of the box is real once it is given, and every gift from it goes to Chabad of Silicon Valley — recorded on its own as the tzedakah box fund, so it is never lost in the general total.