Siddur Hayom
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Smart search: the magnifier on the home screen finds any screen, prayer, blessing, book, zman and setting in the app, even with loose spelling or abbreviations. You can also ask it to do things, such as "Shabbat alarm at 6:30", "Mincha reminder" or "zmanim in Haifa", and a confirmation card appears before anything is saved. Alarm by zman: a Shabbat or holiday alarm can ring by a zman instead of a fixed hour - candle lighting, one of the day's zmanim or the end of Shabbat - up to two hours before or after it. The hour is recalculated for every Shabbat and holiday by your location, and the editor shows exactly when the alarm will ring. Siddur: a line at the top of the siddur gathers what changes in today's prayers - Tachanun, Hallel, Yaaleh VeYavo, seasonal additions and more - and tapping it opens the details. If you always start from the same place, such as Kriat Shema, long-press that section in "Navigate in Prayer" and the prayer will open there every time. Meat & dairy: a new home-screen widget with an "I ate meat" button that starts the wait without opening the app. If you wait a different time after poultry, turn on "Separate wait for poultry" in Settings and choose meat or poultry each time. Library: in the Shulchan Arukh and its commentaries, the Mishnah Berurah and the Tur, the siman list is divided by topic - Hilchot Shabbat, Hilchot Sukkah and so on. In Study Mode, commentators on the current passage appear first, and you can search them by name. Auto-scroll has a speed slider with a wider range. Times: Shabbat Mevarchim and the molad are shown on the Zmanim screen, and you can see another city's times even while automatic location is on. Widgets: the widgets keep updating even when the app is not opened for a long time. Calendar: you can choose which of the device's calendars are shown in the calendar and the widget. Time format: times can be shown on a 12-hour (AM/PM) clock. Find a Minyan: adding a synagogue with a name similar to an existing one nearby shows a warning with the option to open the existing one, and you can report a duplicate synagogue. Wide screens: the home screen is adapted to iPad and foldable screens. Diaspora: the second day of Yom Tov now follows the "Diaspora" setting only, not your location. If you live outside Israel, make sure the setting is on. Chanukah: each evening's candle lighting appears on the home screen, with a reminder. Bug fixes and speed improvements.
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Meet "Siddur HaYom" - your new daily companion for Jewish life, built with care to be with you from dawn until well after nightfall. What's inside? • A smart, dynamic siddur: the nusach of your prayers - Ashkenaz, Sepharad or Edot HaMizrach - kept in step with the Hebrew calendar, with no internet either (offline). • Real-time zmanim: a precise astronomical calculation of every time of the day, done inside the app, from your GPS or from a city you pick, adapted for outside Israel and for those who live there. • Find a Minyan: locate synagogues and minyanim near you, with no connection either, built on crowd wisdom and user verification. You can add reminders for specific minyanim. • A prayer compass: it shows the exact direction of prayer from anywhere in Israel and the world. Calibration is available when needed. • An advanced alarm system: an alarm clock with a range of sounds, made for Shabbat and holidays, alongside reminders for Shabbat preparations, for times of the day you choose, for the meat-to-dairy wait and for prayers. • A vast Jewish library: 742 books, all of them downloadable for offline use, sorted into a range of categories: Tanach; Chazal - including the Talmud with the classic daf in a comfortable layout; Halacha - from the Rishonim to Pninei Halacha; responsa, Kabbalah, mussar, machshava and chassidut. • A wide range of daily studies within easy reach, with a "studied" checkmark and a personal progress calendar: Tehillim, Tikkun HaKlali, Daf Yomi in Bavli and Yerushalmi, Shnayim Mikra, Mishnah, Rambam, Shulchan Aruch, Aruch HaShulchan, Tanya, Tanach (traditional and 929), the Haftarah, Daf HaShavua and Chok LeYisrael. • Hebrew calendar: holidays, weekly parashot and your own events, along with a date converter. • Sefirat HaOmer: a daily reminder to count the Omer, with quick access to the blessing wording you chose. • A timer on the Lock Screen, in the Dynamic Island and in Notification Center: as you choose, a countdown until Shabbat or a holiday begins, until a fast ends, and until the meat-to-dairy wait is over - with no need to open the app. • Widgets and shortcuts: widgets - Shabbat times, zmanim, the calendar, the daily study and the nearest minyan. Shortcuts from the app icon - the alarm system, Find a Minyan, Birkat HaMazon, zmanim. • An advanced reading experience: bookmarks, font and size, color themes, text search, margin width, full screen, automatic scrolling and more. • A personal account: signing in gives you your bookmarks, your chosen studies, the preparation lists and the alerts on every device you sign in from. All of it wrapped in a modern, clean and fast design made for Apple devices. Almost the whole app works with no internet (offline), so nothing stops your day. "Siddur HaYom" is completely free and ad-free.
What's new · 1.5.0
Smart search: the magnifier on the home screen finds any screen, prayer, blessing, book, zman and setting in the app, even with loose spelling or abbreviations. You can also ask it to do things, such as "Shabbat alarm at 6:30", "Mincha reminder" or "zmanim in Haifa", and a confirmation card appears before anything is saved. Alarm by zman: a Shabbat or holiday alarm can ring by a zman instead of a fixed hour - candle lighting, one of the day's zmanim or the end of Shabbat - up to two hours before or after it. The hour is recalculated for every Shabbat and holiday by your location, and the editor shows exactly when the alarm will ring. Siddur: a line at the top of the siddur gathers what changes in today's prayers - Tachanun, Hallel, Yaaleh VeYavo, seasonal additions and more - and tapping it opens the details. If you always start from the same place, such as Kriat Shema, long-press that section in "Navigate in Prayer" and the prayer will open there every time. Meat & dairy: a new home-screen widget with an "I ate meat" button that starts the wait without opening the app. If you wait a different time after poultry, turn on "Separate wait for poultry" in Settings and choose meat or poultry each time. Library: in the Shulchan Arukh and its commentaries, the Mishnah Berurah and the Tur, the siman list is divided by topic - Hilchot Shabbat, Hilchot Sukkah and so on. In Study Mode, commentators on the current passage appear first, and you can search them by name. Auto-scroll has a speed slider with a wider range. Times: Shabbat Mevarchim and the molad are shown on the Zmanim screen, and you can see another city's times even while automatic location is on. Widgets: the widgets keep updating even when the app is not opened for a long time. Calendar: you can choose which of the device's calendars are shown in the calendar and the widget. Time format: times can be shown on a 12-hour (AM/PM) clock. Find a Minyan: adding a synagogue with a name similar to an existing one nearby shows a warning with the option to open the existing one, and you can report a duplicate synagogue. Wide screens: the home screen is adapted to iPad and foldable screens. Diaspora: the second day of Yom Tov now follows the "Diaspora" setting only, not your location. If you live outside Israel, make sure the setting is on. Chanukah: each evening's candle lighting appears on the home screen, with a reminder. Bug fixes and speed improvements.
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