Apps Like Jewish Date Menu Bar for iPhone and iPad
Hebrew date in the menu bar.
The app displays the current Hebrew date in the menu bar. A panel provides details on Torah portions, Daf Yomi, Omer counting, candle lighting, havdalah times, and holidays.
by Tental Software★ 0.00 ratingsReference$2.99Data updated 2026-10-23
The app provides a comprehensive Jewish calendar synced with local calendars, featuring offline access to the Siddur, daily learning modules, and Zmanim notifications. It also includes a directory of Jewish locations and a prayer direction compass.
Convert dates to secular and vice versa. Track holidays, events, and parasha of the week. View Rosh Chodesh and Shabbat times. Access daily zmanim and prayer times. Set reminders for zmanim and birthdays.
View with GPS-based calculations. Track Shabbat candle lighting, weekly parashah, chagim, and daf yomi. Set daily reminders based on . Print beautiful schedules for shul or home. Customize over 100 calculations.
The app assists users in counting the Omer, providing blessings and Hebrew text for each day. It displays Kabbalistic qualities, related quotes, and information about the Omer's significance.
The app provides the full text of the Torah and Haftarah in Hebrew and translation. Users can listen to chanted verses with highlighted text and view the Hebrew text with or without vowels and crowns.
Translate text, websites, and objects instantly. Support voice-to-voice conversations in over 100 languages. Create and manage custom phrasebooks for language learning. Access translations offline without internet connection.
Access religious offline including Siddur, Torah, Tanakh, Tehillim, and more. Swipe to navigate , search by keywords, browse table of contents, and explore holiday-related content. View translations and study notes.
Send text messages with -themed and expressions. Choose from a variety of humor-based reactions. Share funny messages with friends and family. Customize messages with religious and cultural references.
The app offers a conversational Hebrew course based on daily life stories. It also covers reading Hebrew from the alphabet to texts and understanding Jewish prayers from the Siddur.