Daven: Siddur & Zmanim

The Apple Watch app is here — properly here, inside the app you already have. ON THE WRIST, ON ITS OWN Daven's watch app has been built and tested for months, but a build setting left it out of the binary that reached the App Store, so wearers who went looking for it were told the app was not compatible with their watch. It was not their watch. This release puts it where it always belonged. Seven pages under the crown, all computed on the watch itself and all offline, with no iPhone needed and nothing fetched: • Now — the next zman, counting down, and what to daven • Siddur — the day's service in full, in your nusach • Brachos — the blessings, by what is in front of you • Zmanim — the whole board for where you are • Calendar — the Hebrew date and the month around it • Compass — which way to face • Omer — while it is being counted The watch's text is generated from the phone's own siddur and its own rules, so the two can never drift apart: a build whose watch content lags the phone is now refused before it is made. ALSO IN THIS RELEASE Six of the pinned siddur sources were corrected upstream and those corrections are adopted here — typographical fixes, a duplicated word removed, and one phrase that had been missing restored. Everything from the last release is still here: the daily Daf Yomi with its phrase-level translation, the Kinnim and Midot days, and the reader that gives the printed page the whole screen. No ads, no data sale, no cross-app tracking.