
Moed — Jewish Calendar
Zmanim, Shabbat & holidays
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Moed — מועד, "the appointed time" — is the Jewish calendar of your iPhone: today's zmanim, Shabbat and holidays, your family's dates and the hillulot of the tzaddikim. Everything is computed on your iPhone, with no account, no ads and no network.
TODAY
The Hebrew date, the next moment that matters (latest Shema, candle lighting, end of a fast) with the time left, and the arc of the sun carrying the day's zmanim.
SHABBAT AND HOLIDAYS
Candle lighting and havdalah times following your city's custom, the parsha and haftarah (Sephardic or Ashkenazic), Rosh Chodesh and fasts. On Friday afternoon, candle lighting appears on your Lock Screen.
CALENDAR
The month as a grid, Sunday to Shabbat, with the Hebrew date in every day, the holidays and each Friday's candle lighting.
YOUR FAMILY
Hebrew birthdays and yahrzeits on the right date every year (including 30 Cheshvan, 30 Kislev and Adar in leap years), the evening before and a reminder.
HILLULOT
30 tzaddikim, their hillula and their story, with sources.
WIDGETS
The next zman, candle lighting and the Hebrew date on your Home Screen and Lock Screen.
SEARCH
Type "14 Cheshvan", "3/2/1990" or "שלום": the converted date or the gematria shows as you type.
Set your custom: candle lighting minutes, nightfall in degrees or minutes, Vilna Gaon or Magen Avraham, Israel or diaspora. In English, French and Hebrew.
Times are for information: always follow your community.
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What's New in Moed
2.0.2
November 2, 2026
Moed 2.0.2: in Tel Aviv, Shabbat candle lighting is now 22 minutes before sunset, following the table of the Tel Aviv-Jaffa Religious Council.





