Erev: Shabbat Times & Kosher
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About
This app provides daily Jewish life essentials, including precise Shabbat times, a Hebrew calendar, holiday guides, and the 613 mitzvot. It features a dynamic home screen, Sefirat HaOmer tracking, and a Jerusalem compass, all in a modern, reliable interface.
What's New in Erev
3.5.0
August 5, 2026
Erev is ready for the holidays of Tishrei. TISHREI, TO THE MINUTE The times for the three Shabbatot that run straight into a Yom Tov, for the Fast of Gedaliah and for Yom Kippur are now locked down by tests, city by city. And when a holiday follows Shabbat, the app no longer wishes you "Shavua Tov": it announces the holiday. TWO HOLIDAYS THAT WERE MISSING Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah finally have their own guide: the story, the essentials, what people do, what to avoid, the sources. Israel and the diaspora are both described, without ever deciding for you. The library now holds 25 holiday guides. PRAYERS SET STRAIGHT The Ashkenazi Amidah finally has its own blessing labels, and so does Birkat Hamazon. Baruch Shem is back in the bedtime Shema. A word that does not exist has been removed from the Hebrew text. In the Edot HaMizrach rite, the app says plainly that it currently serves the Sephardi text. Every label exists in four languages. TISHREI IN YOUR CALENDAR Tap a day in the calendar: its sheet finally opens, with the times for your city. "Add to Calendar" places ONE single event there, from Friday evening to Sunday evening when the holiday runs straight on from Shabbat. Nothing syncs behind your back, and Erev never reads your calendar. HOLIDAY NAMES IN YOUR LANGUAGE Twenty-nine holiday names still came out in English: the Fast of Gedaliah, Shemini Atzeret, seven Israeli civil days. They are now translated in all four languages. And "Shabbat Rosh Chodesh" is no longer announced backwards. SUPPORTING EREV A clearer screen to support the app, with the amount you choose. And Erev no longer asks you for anything during Shabbat, a holiday or a fast. The essentials stay free, as always. A COUNTDOWN THAT HOLDS The Live Activity now updates instead of vanishing, no longer flickers when the app restarts, and always aims at the right deadline. SHARING AND SCANNING The times card you share now carries the app link with it. And with no signal, the scanner says "No network" instead of blaming the product. SPANISH FIXED Lost accents are back, and the prayer countdown finally speaks Spanish. Something wrong, or an idea? erev.app@gmail.com
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FAQ
What Jewish information does EREV provide?
EREV offers precise Shabbat times, a Hebrew calendar with holidays and fasts, guides for all Jewish holidays, the 613 mitzvot with Torah references, and Sefirat HaOmer tracking.
How does EREV calculate times?
The app uses automatic geolocation to calculate times for your exact position, ensuring accuracy for Shabbat, candle lighting, havdalah, and other daily Jewish observances.
Can I customize notifications in EREV?
Yes, EREV allows for customizable notifications for Shabbat, Jewish holidays, the daily mitzvah, and Sefirat HaOmer, ensuring you never miss important events.
What languages are supported by EREV?
EREV is available in English, French, Hebrew, and Spanish, making it accessible to a wide range of users.
Does EREV have ads?
No, EREV is ad-free, providing an uninterrupted user experience for all its features.
What is the age rating for EREV?
EREV has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for children and adults alike.
How often is EREV updated?
The latest version, 2.2.0, was released on May 20, 2026, indicating regular updates to maintain reliability and add features.
What devices is EREV compatible with?
EREV is designed for iOS devices, including iPhone, iPad, and iPod.