Special version of the popular Siddur for iPhone now designed in HD for the iPad.
Take your weekday siddur with you with this feature-packed Jewish prayer book. You'll get Ashkenaz, Sefard, Sefarad Mizrachi and Nusach Ari (Chabad) versions of davening, including weekday Shacharis, Mincha, Maariv, standard Brachos and more. Real time Zmanim will give you the prayer times for each day based on your location determined with the iPad's GPS. A Minyanim database will help you find nearest shul. A Luach or Jewish Calendar will aid you in your prayer services. A Mizrach compass will help you know which way to daven.
Download the iPad Siddur by clicking here.
Also check out our Siddur for iPhone or iPod Touch.
Features:
- Weekday prayer texts with easy and quick navigation
- Nussach for Ashkenaz, Sefard, Sefarad Mizrachi & Chabad (Nusach Ari) or upgrade to Kehot version
- Zmanim Calculator based on your location (with options for multiple locations)
- Export Zmanim to Email (details here)
- Minyanim database, finds nearest shul to your location
- Luach or Jewish Calendar with ability to add events with iCal integration
- More brachos, Chanukah, Rosh Chodesh, Hallel, weekday Torah Reading, Havdalah and much more
- Setting feature to store your preferred Nusach and preferences
- Font size preferences in "Settings"
- Smart Siddur will show you the prayers you need only for that day
- Remember last location in Siddur text
- Integrated and shared Misheberach lists
- Mizrach (Jerusalem) Compass
- Map feature to see global use of iPhone/iPad Siddur
- Great for travel or on the go
- Texts currently in Hebrew only
- English translation now available as a PAID upgrade for Nusach Ashkenaz, details over here
- Native Hebrew support
- Internet Access Not Required
We have made dozens of revisions to this application since we launched it. We upload a new version about every two weeks, on average. To see the updates, see our revision history page.
* Chabad version has Shacharis, Mincha and Maariv for weekday. Kehot Publishing, the owners of the Chabad copyright has allowed us to add the full prayers for a $5 upgrade, all proceeds go to Kehot Publishing.
For version information and to see what features have been released to Apple, click here.
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22 COMMENTS
posted by Dololo18 on: Apr 22, 2012 03:20pm
Are you ashkenaz ?
posted by Dololo18 on: Apr 22, 2012 01:56pm
I don't think you can change this... Every jew that has an iPhone/iPad uses this way... Like everyone who isn't jew... I have deleted the app, could I have a redeem code of the app if you have one please ?
posted by Barry Schwartz on: Apr 22, 2012 01:52pm
I want because I asked several Rabbanim and they all said it is stealing.
posted by Dololo18 on: Apr 22, 2012 01:50pm
Ok if you want, I'll ask my Rabbi and report his answer.
posted by Barry Schwartz on: Apr 22, 2012 01:45pm
It is like walking into a jewish book store, taking a siddur and walking out. It is 100% stealing. Again, ask your Rabbi if you don't believe me. Or make yourself believe whatever you want to make yourself feel better.
posted by Dololo18 on: Apr 22, 2012 01:40pm
and 10 bucks just for an app isn't stealing ? By downloading it, I'm able to do minha, so if I download the app, it is to make a mistva, I don't see any con.
posted by Barry Schwartz on: Apr 22, 2012 01:00pm
Ask your Rabbi, it is stealing.
posted by Dololo18 on: Apr 22, 2012 12:59pm
I think it's not stealing because many times I don't have a tefila book so I use siddur on my jailbroken iphone... Downloading the app using free way allows me to do minha so, it's not an "aveirah" !
posted by Dololo18 on: Apr 22, 2012 12:56pm
EXCELLENT APP but very very expensive... do u have a redeem code for this excellent app ? I'd love to use it on my ipad !! From a moroccan jewish ;)
posted by Barry Schwartz on: Mar 13, 2012 02:01am
shouldn't
posted by Flamey112 on: Mar 13, 2012 01:47am
ok ty for telling me the answer...i am going to delete it right away...if I want to download it the right way...will my jailbroken device interfere in any way?
posted by Barry Schwartz on: Mar 13, 2012 12:16am
I don't make the rules but according to both jewish and secular law, it is stealing.
posted by Flamey112 on: Mar 13, 2012 12:15am
Lets say my ipad is jailbroken and i am able to get this app for free...is it an aveirah?? (You guys are not losing money cause i would not buy it if i would not be able to get it for free..)
posted by sell my iphone on: Jan 17, 2012 06:37am
thank you for posting!
posted by Davidk358 on: Mar 3, 2011 01:06pm
Great apps. Use them daily. Is there a discounted price to migrate siddur, tehillim, etc. to an iPad from a previously purchased iPhone app? Thank you.
posted by Barry Schwartz on: Mar 3, 2011 01:09pm
Nope.
posted by Derek on: May 17, 2011 11:57am
Barry, Is this pretty much everything that would be in the Artscroll siddur? I am willing to pay the extra 8 dollars or so for the ipad version, but I want to make sure that I am still getting everything. Thank you for your time, Derek
posted by Barry Schwartz on: May 17, 2011 11:58am
Watch the video. It is way more than a paper siddur. I doubt you'd be disappointed, just read all the reviews.
posted by Derek on: May 17, 2011 08:20pm
Barry, I purchased it and am a little surprised. The Artscroll Siddur that I was considering is over a thousand pages long and includes festivals, Shabbat liturgy, etc. This application has perhaps the first 300 of the 1,000 page Siddur. I feel like it was false for you to claim that "it is way more than a paper Siddur." I think I would like my money back, how would I go about doing that. Thank you, Derek
posted by Barry Schwartz on: May 17, 2011 08:22pm
It has everything but holidays and shabbos, it should not be used on holidays and shabbos. But it is a "smart siddur" so only shows you what you need to say when you open it. Did you watch the video? Anyway, for refunds, see http://osxdaily.com/2010/11/13/iphone-app-refund/
posted by Eliyahu on: Sep 19, 2011 06:58am
This used to work fine on my iPad 2 but now it does not. I can open it but if I go to the next page, no matter where I start, it exits. I've tried rebooting, uninstalling it and reinstalling it to no avail. Any ideas?
posted by Barry Schwartz on: Sep 19, 2011 09:56am
Follow these instructions http://www.rustybrick.com/iphone-faq.php#freeze