Take your weekday siddur with you with this feature-packed Jewish prayer book. You'll get Ashkenaz, Sefard, Sefardi 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 iPhone's GPS. A Minyanim database will help you find... - More info on Siddur Zmanim Luach ...

The Mizrach compass is designed to help you know in which direction Jewish people pray. Technically, it plots the location of the Kodesh Hakodashim (31° 46' 40.8" N, 35° 14' 7.44" E), which is near the Kotel (Western Wall) in Jerusalem. It then uses your current longitude, latitude plus the built in digital compass to point you in that direction. When you are in the vicinity of the right locati... - More info on Mizrach Compass...

Read through Megillas Esther (מגילת אסתר) on the Jewish Holiday of Purim using this iPhone app. The Megillah allows you to scroll through verse by verse with the flick of a finger. Plus, when it is time to make noise with the grager, you can click a button and get a virtual grager noise. We also have other noises such as, machine guns, the crowd 'booing,' firecrackers, and an air horn.... - More info on Megillas Esther...

This iPhone Menorah will show you how many candles to light for each day of the Jewish Holiday Chanukah (Hanukkah). It has a cute animation, that shows you which way to light, in accordance with the Ashkenaz customs. It also has the Chanukah prayers in Hebrew, English and Transliterated. Plus, we have the prayers professionally and beautifully sung by Mo Kiss. We hope you enjoy this free iPhone ap... - More info on Menorah - Chanukah -...

Count the Omer (Sefirat HaOmer ספירת העומר) with the aid of this iPhone app. The application will show you the correct day to say, including the brachot before and after the specific day. The counting of the Omer is conducted by Jewish people between the holidays of Pesach/Passover and Shavuot. The prayer should be said after nightfall, typically about thirty minutes after sundown or ... - More info on Sefirat HaOmer...

The Shabbat application will allow you to quickly check the candle lighting times, havdalah times and parsha for the week in any location in the world. This comes in handy when you quickly want to know when Shabbos is or if you want to know if it is too late to call your in-laws in Israel. Just flip through the different cities and countries, to see what the local time is and what time they start ... - More info on ...

This is a useful Hebrew to English and English to Hebrew translator / dictionary / milon for the iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad. You can translate Hebrew by typing using our Hebrew keyboard and clicking translate. In addition, you can use the built in Apple keyboard to translate from English to Hebrew. You don't even need to be Jewish to use this Rusty Brick app. :) This application uses the Google ... - More info on Hebrew/English Trans...

You can listen to the Shofar sounds right on your iPhone or iPod Touch with this application. Just click on the Shofar sound you want to hear, i.e. Tekiah, Shavarim, Teruah or Tekiah Gedolah and listen to a recording of a Tokea (Shofar blaster). IMPORTANT: To hear the sound, you must have vibrate off and make sure your volume is up while in the application. Please enjoy this little Jewish app, ... - More info on Shofar...