Has bugs still
The setting to allow audio to play in the background doesn’t work, and the audio has some metallic noise.
Archived App (Last seen on 15 May 2025)
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This app helps users learn to lead prayers for Shabbat services. It offers a voice-over guide by Rabbi Jeremy Wieder and includes all necessary prayers from the Shabbat Siddur. Users can choose between two pronunciations and save practice playlists.
✓Learn to lead Shabbat prayers
✓Voice-over by Rabbi Jeremy Wieder
✓Includes all Shabbat Siddur prayers
✓Two pronunciation options
✓Save practice playlists
✓Offline access
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1.0
March 9, 2022
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FAQ
What is the short name for Shabbat Siddur?
The short common name for Shabbat Siddur is Shabbat Siddur. This is derived from the full title 'Shabbat Siddur: VaYavinu BaMikra'.
How much does Shabbat Siddur cost?
Shabbat Siddur is a paid application, priced at $2.99. This one-time purchase grants access to all its features.
Does Shabbat Siddur have ads?
No, Shabbat Siddur does not contain advertisements. The app is ad-free, providing an uninterrupted learning experience.
What devices support Shabbat Siddur?
Shabbat Siddur is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS users.
What is the age rating for Shabbat Siddur?
Shabbat Siddur has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages.
How often is Shabbat Siddur updated?
Shabbat Siddur was last updated on March 9, 2022, with version 1.0. Further update frequency is not specified.
Can I use Shabbat Siddur offline?
Yes, Shabbat Siddur does not require internet access to be used. You can practice prayers and use its features without an internet connection.
What learning methodology does Shabbat Siddur use?
Shabbat Siddur utilizes a voice-over learning methodology, guided by Rabbi Jeremy Wieder. It also allows users to save playlists for practicing specific sections.
