
Siddur Hayom
Zmanim, Minyanim, Halacha
About
This app serves as a comprehensive daily hub for Jewish life, offering a dynamic Siddur, minyan finder, prayer compass, and a vast library of Jewish texts. It provides real-time Halachic times, daily learning resources, and a Hebrew calendar, all accessible offline.
What's New in Siddur Hayom
1.1.0
August 6, 2026
Home Screen widgets: five new widgets - Shabbat times, today's zmanim, the Hebrew calendar, your daily study and nearby minyanim. Choose which times appear under Settings > Display. App icon shortcuts: press and hold the icon to jump straight to the Siddur, the zmanim, your daily study or the minyan finder. New Siddur display settings: font, alignment, margins, line spacing and color theme, with a live preview. Reorganized library: 13 subject shelves and hundreds of new books - Tosefta, the writings of Rav Kook, books of mitzvot, minor tractates and more. Bug fixes and performance improvements.
MoreFAQ
Does Siddur Hayom have ads?
Siddur Hayom is completely ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted user experience.
What is the rating for Siddur Hayom?
Siddur Hayom has a perfect rating of 5.0 stars based on 1 user review.
Is Siddur Hayom available offline?
Yes, most of Siddur Hayom, including the Siddur, clocks, and downloaded books, works completely offline.
What devices support Siddur Hayom?
Siddur Hayom is supported on both iPhone and iPad devices.
How often is Siddur Hayom updated?
The latest version is 1.0.3, last updated on June 24, 2026. The app is actively being developed with more features planned.
What is the age rating for Siddur Hayom?
Siddur Hayom has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
Can I find minyanim with Siddur Hayom?
Yes, Siddur Hayom includes a Minyan Finder feature that helps locate synagogues and Minyanim in your area through crowdsourcing and user verification.
What kind of Jewish texts are included in Siddur Hayom?
Siddur Hayom features a massive Jewish library including Tanakh, Mishnah, Talmud, Rambam, Shulchan Aruch, Peninei Halakha, Mussar, and Chassidut.







