
Amud: Zmanim, Mikvah, Davening
Yomi Limudim, Luach, compass
About
This app provides accurate Jewish prayer times, a private mikvah calendar, and daily davening updates. It helps users track their limud, simchas, yahrzeits, and Tehillim, all without needing an internet connection or sign-in.
What's New in Amud
2.10.0
October 8, 2026
A NEW LOOK Amud has been redesigned. The day opens with a date card: tap the arrows for the next or previous day, or tap the date to jump to any date. Under it, "Davening today" lists every change in the order you meet it in the siddur, grouped under Shemoneh Esrei, Hallel, Mussaf and the rest. Tap any line to read the explanation right there. Learning, Family and Tehillim each have their own place further down, and new icons and type run through the whole app. THE LOGO, AS IT OPENS A short animation of the Amud logo plays when the app starts, while your day loads behind it. ZMANIM Earliest Maariv (Plag HaMincha) is now on the list every weekday of the year, not only in the summer. It is left off on Shabbos and Yom Tov afternoons. The Nacht row reads "Maariv l'chatchilah and Krias Shema". Mincha Ketana is shown by default; you can still switch it off in Settings. The "Next" line at the top no longer cuts long names off. SHABBOS AND YOM TOV A short card with candle lighting and when Shabbos ends, and "Open" for every time and every change. The printed sheet has a cleaner layout and still fits one page a day. PRIVATE The taharah tracker now sits at the end of the page behind a plain "Private" card, closed until you open it.
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FAQ
What is Amud's primary function?
Amud provides accurate Jewish prayer times (zmanim) based on your location, a private mikvah calendar for tracking ritual purity, and daily updates on which prayers or blessings to say, skip, or add.
Does Amud require an internet connection or sign-in?
No, Amud is designed to work offline and does not require any sign-in or server connection, ensuring privacy and accessibility.
How does Amud handle different Jewish prayer time calculations?
Amud allows users to choose their preferred calculation methods for Alos, Misheyakir, Plag, and the Magen Avraham's day, or follow their community's specific luach.
Can Amud be used for tracking mikvah usage?
Yes, Amud features a private mikvah calendar that helps users track expected days, onah, hefsek taharah, seven clean days, and mikvah nights, with reminders for each step.
Does Amud offer features for religious study (Limud)?
Amud supports tracking for various daily study cycles like Daf Yomi, Amud Yomi, and Mishnah Yomi, and allows users to create custom study schedules.
How does Amud assist with Tehillim recitation?
Amud can lay out kapitlach for specific names, spell out verses that spell a name, and provides options for sharing Tehillim or creating choilim lists.
What is the age rating for Amud?
Amud has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
On which devices can Amud be used?
Amud is currently supported on iPhone devices.





