Not sure which blessing to say? Pick what you're about to eat or the occasion.
Save a loved one's Hebrew date of passing to see their next yahrzeit. Stored only on this device.
The memorial prayer, traditionally recited on the yahrzeit. Full text is under Prayers → Occasional Blessings.
Write a private note and tuck it into the wall. Stored only on this device — never sent anywhere.
This app can't submit notes on your behalf — that link opens the Western Wall Heritage Foundation's official site, where staff place submitted notes in the actual Wall in Jerusalem. Copy your note there if you'd like it physically placed.
Mark the prayers you completed today. Streak counts any day with at least one check-in.
Each stone lights up as you reach a milestone of total days practiced.
Currently only Ashkenaz text is fully populated — other traditions display the same text as a placeholder until filled in.
Each of the Four Holy Cities is traditionally tied to an element: Jerusalem (fire, from the Temple altar), Tzfat (air, home of Kabbalah), Tiberias (water, where the Oral Torah was redacted), Hebron (earth, burial place of the Patriarchs).
This app is free and the prayers, learning, and zmanim always will be — nothing here is ever paywalled. If you'd like to support development, you can pay what feels fair. Supporters get an ad-free badge (ads aren't in the app yet, but this is ready for when they are) and my thanks.
Support on Gumroad ↗Note: license checks call Gumroad directly from your browser, which isn't always reliable from a plain website (no backend here to route around it). If verification can't reach Gumroad, entering any key from a real purchase will still unlock supporter status locally — this app doesn't gate anything essential, so it errs toward trusting you rather than blocking you.
Liturgical text: Sefaria (Metsudah Weekday Siddur translation by Avrohom Davis, CC-BY; Sefaria Community Translation, CC0). Rainbow blessing sourced from Chabad.org.
Zmanim: Hebcal.
Location lookup: Open-Meteo Geocoding.
Daily learning calendar (Daf Yomi, Parasha, etc.): Sefaria Calendars API.
Melody / nusach links: NusachDB by Mauro Braunstein — linked out only, not reproduced.
Kotel note submission: Western Wall Heritage Foundation.
Fonts: Frank Ruhl Libre, Source Sans 3, Cormorant, Noto Sans Hebrew (Google Fonts).
Design system adapted from the MetatronsRevenge site network.