Siddur Pure Intention

Siddur Pure Intention

Daily halacha, Mishnah & luach

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Released
August 17, 2026
Updated
November 4, 2026

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Siddur Pure Intention is two things you do every day, in one app: a siddur that shows what is said at today's prayer, and a daily learning from the book you choose. DAILY LEARNING — HALACHA FROM SEVEN BOOKS, AND MISHNAH • Shulchan Aruch Orach Chaim with the Mishna Berura, or with the Kaf HaChaim — a seif a day • Ben Ish Chai — an os a day, also by the weekly parsha • Kitzur Shulchan Aruch and Chayei Adam — a seif a day • Mishneh Torah — a perek a day • Sefer HaChinuch — a mitzvah a day, also by the weekly parsha • Daily Mishnah — two mishnayot a day, through all six orders Mark it learned, and tomorrow opens on the next one. Each book keeps its place, and "What I've learned" shows everything you've covered. THE SIDDUR — ONLY WHAT IS SAID TODAY Ya'aleh V'yavo on Rosh Chodesh, Al HaNissim on Chanukah and Purim, Mashiv HaRuach or Morid HaTal by season, Aneinu on fast days, Sefirat HaOmer, the psalm of the day, Tachanun or its omission. Whole sections follow the same rule: Hallel, Mussaf and Selichot appear on the days they belong to. When the answer is not certain, the printed halachic instruction stays on screen — the app does not guess on your behalf. • Maariv rolls the Hebrew day forward, so on the eve of Rosh Chodesh it already shows Ya'aleh V'yavo, and on Motzaei Shabbat it shows Ata Chonantanu. • Sefirat HaOmer is gated on the actual sunset, so someone counting during the day is shown the count they owe. • Three switches change the text: with a minyan, in Israel or in the diaspora, and walled cities (Purim on 15 Adar). FOUR NUSACHIM Edot HaMizrach, Ashkenaz, Sefard and Chabad. Switch at any time and the whole book — including the rules — follows. This version covers weekdays and chol hamoed. WHAT ELSE IS INSIDE • A Hebrew calendar: holidays, Rosh Chodesh, fasts and the weekly parsha, and each day's zmanim — including candle lighting and the end of Shabbat • Asher Yatzar, Kiddush Levana and Tikkun Chatzot one tap from the home screen • Shacharit, Mincha and Maariv in a page-flip reader, with a table of contents you can navigate and prune • Birkat HaMazon, Me'ein Shalosh, blessings over food, Havdalah, Tefilat HaDerech, Kriat Shema al HaMita, and the kaddish texts of each nusach • 27 halachic times for your location, the next zman on the home screen, and a halachic explanation with the calculation behind each time • Direction to Jerusalem — a live compass to the Temple Mount • Tehillim: the full book, by chapter, by the five books, by the 30-day cycle or by the weekly cycle, plus a prayer request you can share • Shnayim Mikra V'Echad Targum — the week's parsha with cantillated text and Onkelos, navigable by aliyah OFFLINE AND PRIVATE The Hebrew calendar, the halachic times, the compass and every book you learn are on your device. No account, no sign-in, no ads, no tracking, and no in-app purchases. BUILT TO BE READ Vocalized Hebrew, right-to-left throughout. The prayers and the learning are in Hebrew; the interface is in Hebrew, English, French, Spanish or Russian. Texts are based on Sefaria. Hebrew calendar by hebcal.
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What's New in Siddur Pure Intention

1.1.0

November 4, 2026

New: daily learning — halacha from seven books and a daily Mishnah: Shulchan Aruch with the Mishna Berura or the Kaf HaChaim, Ben Ish Chai, Kitzur Shulchan Aruch, Chayei Adam, Mishneh Torah and Sefer HaChinuch. One unit a day; mark it learned and tomorrow opens on the next. Each book keeps its place, and "What I've learned" keeps the history. New: a Hebrew calendar — holidays, Rosh Chodesh, fasts and the parsha, with each day's zmanim. New: Asher Yatzar, Kiddush Levana and Tikkun Chatzot one tap from the home screen; a Selichot button in Elul and the Ten Days. A rearranged home screen: the nusach in the top row, the buttons in two columns. Sheets that open from the bottom close with a swipe down. New: the interface in French, Spanish and Russian. The prayers and the learning stay in Hebrew.

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