This app provides a digital Siddur and prayer guide, offering blessings and prayers in multiple versions and languages. It aims to help users navigate religious recitations easily in their daily lives.
1.1.0
May 3, 2026
Thank you for being with us for over 10 years. This update brings a refreshed, modern design and support for the latest iOS versions, while keeping the familiar experience. Please note: favorite blessings could not be migrated and need to be added again manually. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding. If you notice any issues, we’d be grateful if you let us know — we’ll do our best to fix them as soon as possible.
MoreThe Brachot app serves as a digital Siddur and prayer guide. It displays prayers and blessings, making it easier for users to recite them in their daily lives. The app aims to be a convenient replacement for carrying physical prayer books.
Key features include displaying prayers in three versions (Askenaz, Edot HaMizrach, Sefarad), offering Hebrew in Hebrew letters, Hebrew in Latin letters (transliteration), and English translation. It also provides short explanations for each blessing and supports four languages: Hebrew, Russian, English, and Georgian.
Yes, the application is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned, indicating a completely free user experience.
The app supports four languages for its interface and content: Hebrew, Russian, English, and Georgian. This allows a wider range of users to access and utilize its prayer resources.
This application is intended for Jewish individuals who need assistance in navigating and reciting blessings and prayers. It is designed for those who want a modern, digital tool to support their religious practices throughout the day.
