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Siddur One - Tefillah & Zmanim

Siddur One - Tefillah & Zmanim

Ashkenaz, Sfard, Mizrach & Ari

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Released
January 29, 2022
Updated
November 6, 2026

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Mattaniah Beezy
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This app provides a comprehensive digital siddur with daily prayers, luach zmanim, and customizable holiday calendars. It offers specific prayers for each day, including special occasions and holiday inserts, with options for font and text size adjustments.

✓Daily prayers for Ashkenaz
✓Luach zmanim and special zmanim
✓Customizable upcoming holidays
✓Complete Tanach and Chumash
✓Prayer compass
✓Font and text size options
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What's New in Siddur One

10.37.0

November 6, 2026

• New printable wall calendar on the web, with holidays, zmanim and your own pictures. Sign in and events you add on mobile appear there • Mincha Minder: a reminder before plag or shkia if you haven't davened Mincha • Open a day's tefilos right from the calendar • Edit events and add a yahrzeit from the calendar • Share zmanim as a link or QR code, or print them for any stretch of time • Mizrach nusach now labeled ע״מ

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Good, but disappointing on the watch

On the iphone or computer this is an excellent smart siddur and thanks to the developer for making it availalbe for free. But the watch app is a disappointment. Confusingly called "Handy Siddur", it only has zmanim and a few tefillot. It would be great if there were a full smart siddur for the watch.
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JJMAK123

English please 🙏

Please add English translation and transliteration to this app.
DDarthYehudi

Sfard

Love this Siddur just can’t figure out how to change to sfard like on the android version of this app
Eelimarton

Response from developer

Four years later, I'm happy to report we've got Sfard, Ari and Edot HaMizrach in the app now

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FAQ

What prayer traditions does Siddur One support?

Siddur One includes daily prayers in the Ashkenaz tradition. It also offers specific prayers for Rosh Chodesh and Chol HaMoed, as well as holiday inserts for services like Sheva Brochos.

Does Siddur One have ads?

No, Siddur One is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted user experience during prayer and study.

What devices is Siddur One available on?

Siddur One is compatible with Apple Watch, iPhone, and iPad, providing accessibility across multiple Apple devices.

How often is Siddur One updated?

The app was last updated on November 6, 2026, indicating a commitment to ongoing development and maintenance.

Can I customize the text in Siddur One?

Yes, Siddur One offers font and text size options, allowing users to adjust the display for better readability.

What is the age rating for Siddur One?

Siddur One has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

Does Siddur One include religious texts beyond daily prayers?

Yes, Siddur One features a complete Tanach, Shnayim Mikra Chumash, and Pirkei Avos, providing a comprehensive religious library.

What kind of special zmanim are included in Siddur One?

Siddur One includes special zmanim such as candle lighting times, fast times, biur chometz, and Havdala, along with notifications for upcoming holidays.