Jewish Apps

Posted: Oct 29, 2024

Thank you Shira for suggestion. My chattan builds apps for phone private message me. Great suggestions you gave !elisheva Posted By Elisheva Elsarah Cruz, Miami

Posted: Sep 2, 2024

I'm disabled, getting out is very difficult at times. I would love an app like this. I have family that know nothing about being a Jew. Ours is a way of life. Religions.....not so much. I'm trying to share what I know but I'm no teacher and don't want to make mistakes. This app would be amazingly helpful if created. Posted By Carie, Florida

Posted: Sep 1, 2024

Thank you very much Posted By Jenna Martinuzzi

Posted: Aug 27, 2024

Hello!! Here’s what this Jew needs— PHASE I 1). I need a mobile-phone compatible App with the daily prayers. 2). It should include transliterations (with adjustable font-sizes). 3). It should include audio so students could follow-along, hear, & repeat the correct pronunciations, while reading the transliterations. BONUS POINTS FOR: A). iPhone compatibility B). Notes explaining when, where, how, etc. to say each prayer. C). Any other important information. ADDITIONAL NOTES: 1). Additional Phases/Prayers, etc. could be launched as new Apps are developed. 2). There are many of us living in isolated and rural settings. 3). Technology could help bridge gaps for Jews of every age, knowledge-base, background, & observance. 4). Yes, I would GLADLY pay for this dream-App. 5). Yes, I have purchased/used Danny Ben-Gigi’s wonderful resource, but CD’s don’t respond-well to repeats & restarts over-time. 6). APOLOGIES if this comment appears harsh. It was definitely not my intent. Posted By Shira , The Rural Southern US

Posted: July 16, 2024

To quote/paraphrase my colleague Aron Moss, "It is not (the nature of the) work that is forbidden on Shabbos, but rather creative work. During the working week we strive to make the world a better, safer and more comfortable place. We use our human ingenuity to invent, build, develop and improve the world around us. But on the seventh day we step back into ourselves. We take a break from trying to change the world and we appreciate the innate beauty of the world that G‑d created. Instead of altering our surroundings we enjoy them. Rather than utilize the amenities that technology has given us we enjoy the blessings that G‑d has given us - love, family, friendship, meditation, and just being human. Shabbos is a like a dream-world, and we enter this dream-world by leaving the mundane world (of technology) behind. Even the smallest disturbance — like pressing a button — would bring us crashing back down to earth. And there's nothing worse than waking up from a dream before it's over." Posted By Dov Stein for Chabad.org

Posted: July 12, 2024

I do know during Shabbat sundown technology is forbidden 🚫 at Shabbat Times in the nightfall on Fridays and Saturdays but are there Shabbat nights while we can use Shabbat apps with restrictions like browser free technologies like kosher cellphone 📱 or Other devices kosher safe telecommunications devices technology or other Artificial Intelligence technological devices and applications within the environment of hands free Posted By Jenna

Posted: June 27, 2024

Is there an app so I know which bracha to make? For example, a library of food items like what bracha to make on a rice cake with peanut butter. Posted By Robin, Illinois

Posted: Apr 27, 2024

Beautiful library of ways to connect our souls to each other and HASHEM. Thank you! Posted By Carie, Florida

Posted: July 23, 2023

unfortunately some I had to download the apk, because the google play store does not provide old apps for newer systems... But thanks for everything. Posted By Raphael Silva Sant'anna, Rio de Janeiro

Posted: July 3, 2023

We currently feature a rabbi saying the Tehillim on the daily study app. Posted By Chabad.org Staff