Mitzvot, prayers, the Hebrew calendar, kashrut, and kabbalah — all in one app that gets what it means to be Jewish today. For the whole family: kids, teens, and adults. Religious or curious. Each with their own content.
Built for the whole family: kids, teens, and adults. Religious or not — each with their own content.
מצוה
Mitzvah of the day
No. 120 — Temple
שבת
Next Shabbat
4h · candles 6:02 PM
יהדות
Judaism isn't something you only study. It's something you live.
It's knowing when three stars come out. Remembering today's mitzvah. Carrying the full siddur in your pocket when you need it. It's living each day with identity and wisdom — living your Jewish day at your own pace.
Identity, not piety
We're not asking you to become more religious. We're helping you live what you already are.
Daily
Every morning, every night, every Shabbat. The app follows your day — not the other way around.
No perfectionism
"You don't have to do it perfectly. Just keep trying with love." That's the voice.
For everyone
Kids, teens, men, women. Religious or curious. Each with their own level and tone.
The app
Everything you need, organized like a Jewish day.
Designed with the depth and beauty Judaism deserves. Each module honors tradition — and puts it within reach of your thumb.
Your day, תוס yours.
Greets you by name. Tells you when three stars come out. Reminds you of today's mitzvah. And when you're tired, says exactly what you need to hear.
Greetings that match the time of day — morning, afternoon, evening
Hebrew + Gregorian dates always visible
Quick access to Shema, Tefilot, Daf Yomi, and Parashah
Countdown to next Shabbat with candle-lighting times
613 mitzvot you can actually live.
The complete library of mitzvot — searchable, filterable, explained in plain language. Without academic detours. What it says, why it matters, how it lives today.
Each mitzvah: simple explanation + practical modern application
Mitzvah of the day rotates — always something fresh to think about
Tefilot and Brachot, with תעתיק transliteration.
Modeh Ani, Netilat Yadayim, Shema, Birkat Hamazon. The essential prayers — with Hebrew, English transliteration, and the right time of day marked. So you never have to guess.
19 essential texts organized by moment: waking, morning, afternoon, evening
Large Hebrew with transliteration below — read with confidence, not just recite
Mark as read to build your routine
Brachot from waking to going to sleep — each with explanation
Hebrew calendar, complete.
Every Gregorian date paired with its Hebrew counterpart. Holidays marked, weekly parashah, Counting of the Omer, Rosh Chodesh. The full Jewish year a tap away.
Monthly view with dual dates — Gregorian on top, Hebrew below
Visual markers for Shabbat, holidays, and special dates
Day detail: weekly parashah, candle, relevant halacha
Navigate Hebrew years — from 5786 forward and back
Everyday Kabbalah, not esoteric.
The 72 cards of light — the 72 sacred names derived from Exodus. A daily meditation tool, accessible, no pretense. One card for today.
72 cards with name, meaning, and meditation
Daily card rotates — a different focus each day
Large Hebrew with transliteration and translation
Contemplative design: no noise, no gamification
And everything else you need.
Parashah, Daf Yomi, halachic zmanim for your city, OK Kosher to scan products, recipes, community. Your daily Jewish library — clearer, more practical, better organized.
Parashah: reading, analysis, and weekly message
Daf Yomi: today's page of Talmud
Zmanim: halachic times based on your location
OK Kosher: scan any product to check its kosher status
Start today. היום
Download the app and choose your profile — child, teen, adult. The app adapts.
From the most observant to someone taking a first step. From a child to a grandparent. Each with their own content.
For those who already live Judaism and just need the tools in one place. The siddur, your city's zmanim, daf yomi, and parashah — without juggling five different apps.
For those who want to light candles on Friday but never remember the time. Who want to say Modeh Ani but don't know the words. For those who are close — and want to be one step closer.
For parents who want their kids to grow up knowing where they come from. For the teen with questions. For anyone who says "shalom" before sleep without knowing why — and wants to know.
