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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 7, 2019
  • July 17, 2022

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This app helps users adhere to kosher dietary laws by tracking the waiting times between consuming meat and dairy products. It provides customizable timers based on community customs, ensuring proper separation of these food types.

✓Meat to dairy waiting timer
✓Dairy to meat waiting timer
✓Customizable waiting periods
✓Tracks kosher dietary laws
✓Explains 'Parve' concept
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What's New in ParveOMeter

2.2.1

July 17, 2022

Minor tweaks and enhancements

User reviews

Wow!

I downloaded this app back in Israel and it saved me multiple times when I was doing shifts one ambulances and I couldn’t keep track of time or if I was milchig or fleishigs!

Reset needs fixing

The app needs a better reset option. Pressing reset only set the timer back to zero. It doesn’t allow me to switch in case I hit the wrong button.

Need other options

Please add options for other minhagim for fleishig. Not everyone holds 6 hours.

Good start

I pressed start nearly 3 hrs ago and I just opened the app to check how much time went by and it beeped alerting 6hrs went by.

Cool app!!

Great!!! but I wait 5 hours and one minute (into the 6th hour) between meat and dairy....

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FAQ

What does the ParveOMeter app do?

The ParveOMeter app helps users follow kosher dietary laws by tracking the required waiting times between eating meat and dairy products. It provides timers to ensure proper separation of these food types according to Jewish tradition.

How does the app track waiting times?

You press the 'Meat' button after eating meat, and the timer starts counting down the hours until you can eat dairy. Similarly, pressing the 'Dairy' button starts a timer for the waiting period before consuming meat.

Can I customize the waiting periods?

Yes, the app allows you to set your waiting period preferences based on the specific customs of your local Jewish community. This ensures the app aligns with your personal observance.

What is 'Parve'?

Parve is a Hebrew word meaning 'neutral.' In kosher dietary law, parve foods are neither meat nor dairy and can be eaten with either. 'Being Parve' means you are free to eat meat or dairy, provided the required waiting time has elapsed since your last meal of the other type.

Is this app free to use?

Yes, based on the provided information, this app is available for free. It does not appear to have any in-app purchases or advertisements.