SiddurApp

SiddurApp

by Omer Lev

28 ratings
30 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 15, 2012
  • June 11, 2026

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This app provides a digital Jewish prayer book for iOS devices, featuring a "Smart" panel that displays relevant prayers based on the time of day and location. It also offers a prayer direction compass and customizable prayer time displays.

Smart prayer selection by time of day
Location-based prayer times
Prayer direction compass (Qibla)
Customizable prayer displays
Access to specific prayers like Birkat Ha'mazon
Adjustable interface language (Hebrew)
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What's New in SiddurApp

2.0.4

June 11, 2026

Corrections to the "Edot Ha'Mizrach" nusach. Version 2.0 main features: • New Liquid Glass interface! (including new look, new font, collapsible tab bar, etc.) • New edot hamizrach nusach (in beta version), and support for diaspora Arvit section + selichot + hosha'not • Set shabbat alarms — a rather short sound, with no need to snooze or manually turn off. Can even set a series of them automatically, to replace a repeated snooze. • Sections which appear only occasionally (Ya'ale ve'yavo for Passover, Succot or Rosh Chodesh; rain/no-rain in first 30 days) can be tapped to highlight so you can see you said them (these are not saved — just appear differently while davening that particular time) With all the rest of the features: smart davening (only showing the parts needed that day, showing the right prayer for a particular time of day), showing the direction of prayer, showing the times of day calculated for your location on-device, etc. still there

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User reviews

New update

Tysm for this new update! I’ve been using this app for about 9 years and it’s never been updated until today. Was always a good app but really needed this refresh it is well done and much more fresh and up to date which makes the app better to use overall. This is a 5 star app and probably the best siddur app on the App Store.
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Response from developer

Thanks for your kind words! Version 2.0 had a bug that cause the "smart" siddur not to show the right prayer, particularly in North America. Notice that this has been fixed in version 2.0.1. If there are any other significant bugs you encounter, please write to me at siddurapp@gmail.com .

Altered the Birchat Hamazon!

I was horrified to see that the SiddurApp added its own words to birchat hamazon… the siddur is not something that we can add to or edit at whim. DO NOT USE

Great siddur, easy to use.

Only reason I don’t give it 5 stars is because it’s not available in nusach Ashkenaz.

Amazing app!

I downloaded it not even knowing it was sephard, so that was a really nice surprise! Super easy interface and is automatically updated based on what day it is, so no need to actively remember.
The only thing is that once you choose something from the “prayer select” tab you can’t go back if you accidentally clicked the wrong one, you have to close the app and reopen it. Not the biggest deal but slightly annoying.
I would recommend this to anyone who davens nusach sephard!
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Amazing

The best siddur app by far... one suggestion is that they update it for Americans as well

FAQ

What is this app?

This app is a digital Jewish prayer book designed for iOS devices. It offers a "Smart" panel that automatically displays the relevant prayer for the current time of day, and can use your location to determine local prayer times and the direction of prayer.

What are the key features of this app?

Key features include smart prayer selection based on time and day, location-aware prayer times and direction, customizable prayer displays, access to specific prayers like Birkat Ha'mazon and Tfilat Ha'derech, and an adjustable interface language.

Is this app free to use?

Yes, this application is offered for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned in the provided description.

What kind of Jewish prayer book version does it contain?

The app currently contains the Sephard version of the prayer book. This version is described as the one commonly used by many Ashkenazi Israelis and various Hasidim, rather than the "Edot Ha'mizrach" version.

Can this app help with Halachic questions or exact prayer times?

No, the app explicitly states it is offered "as is" and does not make any guarantees on halachic or textual exactness. Users are warned not to use it to determine halachic questions due to potential imprecision in compass, GPS, and algorithmic limitations.