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The Koren Tefilla App

The Koren Tefilla App

Tefilla App

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Released
January 26, 2023
Updated
October 9, 2026

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Koren Publishers Jerusalem
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This app offers a digital siddur with multiple prayer traditions and smart features. It adapts prayers based on the calendar, user roles, and location, enhancing the prayer experience with audio, commentary, and focused display options.

✓Multiple siddur nusaḥim (Sefaradim, Sefarad, Ashkenaz)
✓Smart siddur with adaptive prayers
✓Tefilla modes (minyan, ḥazzan, simḥa, aveilut)
✓Audio preparations for Tefilla
✓Commentary by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks
✓Word-by-word/sentence-by-sentence display
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What's New in The Koren Tefilla App

3.0.8

October 9, 2026

• Edit your shortcuts: long-press a shortcut to enter edit mode, then drag to reorder or tap × to remove. • Shortcuts now cycle through a set of colors. • Contents: choosing a section while reading Tehillim now takes you straight to it in the siddur. • Improved contents layout in English, plus other fixes and improvements.

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$5.99

Translation Ashkenaz

Prayer translation in nusach ashkenaz

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Stability Issues Ruin It

When it works, this is among the best apps for Jews of every minhag and level of practice. When it works.
ricky cilantroricky cilantro

Crashes on open

The app crashes when opening since the new update
DarthYehudiDarthYehudi

Worst layout of any app ever.

The Hebrew content is good, but very poorly displayed. Display of English is a separate page so comparison with Hebrew is difficult. Just finding how to get the english was a chore. And I gave up before I ever figured out how to get the Sacks commentary. Lots of useless information on times and such that are easier to find in other ways. Thumbs down. I am about to delete it.
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BobA314BobA314

Excellent!

Excellent functionality and excellent layout. The app allowed me to delete two separate apps (zemanim and siddur) as it has two in one. Thank you for being inclusive of all nus’haot. Also, thank you for publishing excellent editions of Talmud and Tanakh.

Suggestion, please consider enabling alerts for different zemanim (tset ha’kokhavim, bein ha’shemashot, etc) like for keriat shema with customization.
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RoadWarrior2004RoadWarrior2004

Love This App

Perfect for when I am on the go. The latest update makes the app very enjoyable to use. Highly recommend.
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מקרא פשוט
מקרא פשוט

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FAQ

What is the Koren Tefilla App?

The Koren Tefilla App is a digital siddur that provides access to prayers in three different traditions: Sefaradim (Edot Mizraḥ), Sefarad, and Ashkenaz. It is designed to enhance the prayer experience with smart features and additional content.

What are the key features of the app?

Key features include multiple siddur nusaḥim, adaptive prayers based on the annual cycle and user settings (like minyan or simḥa), audio preparations, commentary by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, and a word-by-word or sentence-by-sentence display for enhanced focus.

Is the app free to use?

The app is free to download and use, offering various features. However, it does have in-app purchases, suggesting that some content or advanced functionalities may require payment.

What prayer traditions are supported?

The app supports three primary prayer traditions: Sefaradim (Edot Mizraḥ), Sefarad, and Ashkenaz, ensuring a wide range of users can find their preferred liturgy.

How does the app help with prayer preparation and focus?

The app aids in preparation and focus through audio resources, commentary from Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, and a unique display mode that shows prayers word-by-word or sentence-by-sentence, helping users concentrate on the text.