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A home screen you can arrange: drag the tiles into the order that suits you, hide what you do not need, and choose a grid of two columns or three. The same screen also sets which five features sit in the bottom bar, and lets you add shortcut tiles that lead straight to a particular prayer or a particular book. Selichot: from Elul through Yom Kippur a "Selichot" row appears in the Siddur with that day's complete Selichot according to your nusach. Prayer settings: a new screen that changes the wording of the prayer itself - how divine names are written throughout the Siddur, adding names of the sick to the "Refa'enu" blessing of the Amidah, and choosing a verse that begins with the first letter of your name and ends with its last, to be said at the end of "Elohai Netzor". Find a Minyan: a map showing the synagogues instead of a list, filtering by time range and by prayer type, addresses broken into street and number, minyan times derived from halachic times, and marking of minyanim that exist only part of the year. Shnayim Mikra: the scope (whole parasha or daily aliyah) and the layout (continuous or verse by verse) are now chosen separately, so all four combinations are available - including a daily aliyah verse by verse, which was not possible until now. Study: a Hebrew calendar for every study with a full "learned" history, Study Mode in the Talmud that follows the line you are reading, highlighting of the dibbur hamatchil in Rashi and Tosafot, and a card for moving to the next day, the next portion or the next study. Psalms: "Daily Psalms" and "Tikkun HaKlali" are waiting ready in the list of daily studies. The Psalms can be divided by day of the month, by day of the week, or by the five books of Psalms, and today's portion appears everywhere the studies do - on the home screen, in the widget and in the reminder. Personal study: you can now set a "from... to..." range inside a book instead of learning all of it, and choose whole collections such as the entire Tanakh, the entire Mishnah, the entire Babylonian Talmud or all of Pninei Halakha. Calendar: two alerts per event and a location of its own, swiping between months, a list view that is remembered between launches, and a choice of the target calendar that events are written to on your device. Reminders: a separate sound for every reminder, and a meat-to-dairy waiting timer set to the length your custom follows - anywhere from one hour to six. Library: a full display-settings screen - font, alignment, margins, line spacing and color theme, with a live preview. A weekly parasha sheet from the home tile, with tabs for the parasha and the haftarah, divided into aliyot. The study widget now shows every study you pinned, not just one. Fixes: the "Kohen" label in the Torah readings and a notification that reaches its destination even when the app was fully closed. Bug fixes and performance improvements.
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Meet "Siddur HaYom" - your new daily hub for managing Jewish life, meticulously designed to accompany you from dawn until after nightfall. What will you find inside? • Smart & Dynamic Siddur: Automatically adapts to the relevant prayer based on the time of day, with no internet connection required (completely offline). • Minyan Finder: Locate synagogues and Minyanim in your area, powered by crowdsourcing and user verification. • Smart Prayer Compass: Instantly find the exact direction of prayer from anywhere, so you always know which way to face whether at home or outdoors. • Smart Alarm Clock: An advanced wake-up system for Shabbat and holidays, alongside smart reminders for a calm and stress-free Shabbat preparation. • Real-Time Zmanim (Halachic Times): Precise astronomical calculations of all daily times based on your GPS location or manual selection. Includes a smart reminder system so you never miss a prayer. • Massive Jewish Library: Beyond the complete Siddur, you will find an extensive database including Tanakh, Mishnah, Talmud, Rambam, Shulchan Aruch, Peninei Halakha, Mussar, Chassidut, and much more. • Daily Learning: Quick access from anywhere to Daf Yomi, Shnayim Mikra, Yerushalmi Yomi, Mishnah Yomit, and more. • Hebrew Calendar & Sefirat HaOmer: Keep track of holidays, weekly Torah portions (Parashat HaShavua), and personal events. Includes daily reminders for Sefirat HaOmer with the exact blessing text. • Advanced Reading Experience: Save bookmarks, adjust font style and size, search text, auto-scroll, and easily download books for offline reading. All of this is wrapped in a modern, clean, and lightning-fast design. Most of the app - including the Siddur, clocks, and downloaded books - works completely offline, ensuring nothing interrupts your daily routine. And this is just the beginning! We are currently working hard on even more exciting features and tools that will join the app soon. Stay tuned.
What's new · 1.2.0
A home screen you can arrange: drag the tiles into the order that suits you, hide what you do not need, and choose a grid of two columns or three. The same screen also sets which five features sit in the bottom bar, and lets you add shortcut tiles that lead straight to a particular prayer or a particular book. Selichot: from Elul through Yom Kippur a "Selichot" row appears in the Siddur with that day's complete Selichot according to your nusach. Prayer settings: a new screen that changes the wording of the prayer itself - how divine names are written throughout the Siddur, adding names of the sick to the "Refa'enu" blessing of the Amidah, and choosing a verse that begins with the first letter of your name and ends with its last, to be said at the end of "Elohai Netzor". Find a Minyan: a map showing the synagogues instead of a list, filtering by time range and by prayer type, addresses broken into street and number, minyan times derived from halachic times, and marking of minyanim that exist only part of the year. Shnayim Mikra: the scope (whole parasha or daily aliyah) and the layout (continuous or verse by verse) are now chosen separately, so all four combinations are available - including a daily aliyah verse by verse, which was not possible until now. Study: a Hebrew calendar for every study with a full "learned" history, Study Mode in the Talmud that follows the line you are reading, highlighting of the dibbur hamatchil in Rashi and Tosafot, and a card for moving to the next day, the next portion or the next study. Psalms: "Daily Psalms" and "Tikkun HaKlali" are waiting ready in the list of daily studies. The Psalms can be divided by day of the month, by day of the week, or by the five books of Psalms, and today's portion appears everywhere the studies do - on the home screen, in the widget and in the reminder. Personal study: you can now set a "from... to..." range inside a book instead of learning all of it, and choose whole collections such as the entire Tanakh, the entire Mishnah, the entire Babylonian Talmud or all of Pninei Halakha. Calendar: two alerts per event and a location of its own, swiping between months, a list view that is remembered between launches, and a choice of the target calendar that events are written to on your device. Reminders: a separate sound for every reminder, and a meat-to-dairy waiting timer set to the length your custom follows - anywhere from one hour to six. Library: a full display-settings screen - font, alignment, margins, line spacing and color theme, with a live preview. A weekly parasha sheet from the home tile, with tabs for the parasha and the haftarah, divided into aliyot. The study widget now shows every study you pinned, not just one. Fixes: the "Kohen" label in the Torah readings and a notification that reaches its destination even when the app was fully closed. Bug fixes and performance improvements.
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