Parashah Pal

Parashah Pal

by Bosoftware Solutions

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Released
December 15, 2025
Updated
November 1, 2026

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Parasha Pal keeps the week's Torah portion, the Shabbat siddur and the Hebrew calendar in one place, with prayer and candle-lighting times calculated for wherever you happen to be. THE WEEKLY PORTION All 54 parashot of the annual cycle, each with its Torah, Haftarah and Brit Chadashah readings, a full summary, and study material written for actually sitting down with: the themes the portion turns on, passages worth a second look with a note on why, and questions to take to a table or a chevrusa. THE SIDDUR The Shabbat service and the daily blessings, laid out for reading rather than scrolling. Adjustable text size, a dark mode that is easy on the eyes at Erev Shabbat, and a search that finds a line you half-remember rather than only a title you know. THE HEBREW CALENDAR A month view where every day that carries something is marked — festivals and their eves, Rosh Chodesh, fasts, Shabbat, the named Shabbatot, and the counting of the Omer. Tap any day to see what it holds. No more wondering whether this week is the one. TIMES FOR WHERE YOU ARE Shacharit, Mincha and Maariv, plus candle lighting and the close of Shabbat, all calculated from your own location rather than a city you do not live in. REMINDERS THAT WORK OFFLINE Choose what you want to be told about — candle lighting each week, festivals, the new moon, fast days — and the app schedules it on your device. No account needed, and it keeps working with no signal. YOUR TRADITION, YOUR WORDING Choose between Messianic wording, with Yahweh, Yahshua and the Brit Chadashah readings, and Traditional wording, with Adonai, G-d and Jesus and no Brit Chadashah. You are asked once when you first open the app, and can change it whenever you like. Every prayer, blessing and summary follows your choice. DISCUSS THE PORTION A room for each week's parasha, where you can talk about what you have read. Past weeks stay readable, so when a portion comes round again the previous year's conversation is still there above the new one. Reporting, blocking and message deletion are built in, and every room is moderated. WORKS WITHOUT A SIGNAL The portions, prayers, blessings, calendar and all times are computed on your phone. An account is only needed to join the discussion. Parasha Pal is free, with no advertising.
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What's New in Parashah Pal

1.1.3

November 1, 2026

The Bible is now in the app. READ ANY PASSAGE A new Bible tab holds the whole Tanakh — Torah, Prophets and Writings — and the Brit Chadashah. Browse by book and chapter, step to the next chapter when you finish one, or type a passage the way you would write it, such as "Gen 12" or "Ps 23:1-4". It all works without a signal. WEEKLY READINGS IN THE APP The Torah, Haftarah and Brit Chadashah readings for each portion, and every day of the weekly reading plan, now open in the app instead of a web page — with the same text size, search and read-aloud as the rest of Parasha Pal. Mark the day's reading as done at the end of it. THE SHABBAT TABLE On Friday and Shabbat, open the Shabbat table from Today: candle-lighting and closing times, what this week's portion is about, and questions to talk over at the table, with one tap to send it all to your family. The candle-lighting reminder opens it too. A CLEANER LOOK Calmer colours with stronger contrast, so small text is easier to read in light and dark mode. Shabbat and the festivals now stand out the same way on Today and on the calendar, and warnings no longer look like Shabbat. YOUR TRADITION With Traditional wording, the app now shows the Tanakh only, without the siddur. UNDER THE HOOD Faster, more reliable, and up to date with the latest versions of everything it is built on. Optional, anonymous crash reports help us fix problems sooner; you can turn them off in Settings.

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