Fabulous
I use this regularly.
I have been teaching for 40 years and find it easy and precise.
Well done.
If someone writes its dissapointing then they should go buy a real Tikkun at 10 x the price and 20x the weight!
I have been teaching for 40 years and find it easy and precise.
Well done.
If someone writes its dissapointing then they should go buy a real Tikkun at 10 x the price and 20x the weight!
Fantastic app for Torah readers
I read Torah for my temple once a month and I rely on Tikun for iPad to help me learn and practice. I love the bookmarks and how the app works in both portrait and landscape modes (landscape shows both Torah and regular Hebrew views in 2 columns; portrait shows one column of Torah and regular Hebrew and lets you switch). Being able to swipe between pages is also very helpful.
I am anxiously awaiting for it to support the 11” iPad. I bought one, found that Tikun’s portrait mode didn’t work on it, and returned it to Best Buy.
The app is a bit pricey, however significantly cheaper than a real Tikun.
I am anxiously awaiting for it to support the 11” iPad. I bought one, found that Tikun’s portrait mode didn’t work on it, and returned it to Best Buy.
The app is a bit pricey, however significantly cheaper than a real Tikun.
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Bug en mode portrait
Depuis la dernière MAJ le texte non vocalisé en mode portrait sur mon iPad Pro 2018 est décalé
En mode deux colonnes ça fonctionne
En mode deux colonnes ça fonctionne
Do not buy it
It is not spoaradic nigun it is Maroken and you need to buy every parsh separate for $4.99 after you spend $19.99 and in parshat Pinchas all the Alia are the first Alia so save money and do not get it until they will fix it problems.
Nice Tikun; price is high for what you get
Nice clear layout. Even has the haftorahs in Tikun format. One size fit for all devices; layout in iPad Pro is exact same as iPhone. Would be better if additional text (up to the full amud) was shown on larger devices. No option to increase or decrease font size as in other free apps available in the market. Somewhat pricey for what you get.
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Response from developer
The app works on iPad and has a double click gesture to quickly switch between vowel modes. Please send a support email so we can work out your issues tikun@rustybrick.com
Excellent app for practicing reading
Love the app use it all the time .love how a double tap changes back and forth from Nekudot to not . I just wish it was a little cheaper to purchase a Parashah $5 per Parashah plus I already payed $20 just to buy the app is a lot of money
Game changer
Nothing beats studying from my Tikkun but since I travel a lot this app is far superior than carrying it with me. It is easy to use. Cost is the only downside, but for me it is more than with it.
Response from developer
Sorry to hear you are having issues. Please contact us at tikun@rustybrick.com to resolve this. The app works great. It's probably an initial launch issue that is usually remedied by having internet access when launching the app for the first time. Try uninstalling, reinstalling, launching with internet access.
Thank you
Please include readings for the holidays and font options
Good aid in leining
The price, if you intend to learn multiple parashot, is not cheap.
הקלטה מוכנה על כל פרשה עולה כסף,בבקשה אל תטעו כמוני,לא שווה $20
אחרי העידכון האחרון המסך קופץ ומהבהב על האייפון 6s .
הקלטה מוכנה על כל פרשה עולה כסף,בבקשה אל תטעו כמוני,לא שווה את המחיר
בבקשה תדעו אם אתם רוצים פרשה עם הקלטה מוכנה
אתם צריכים להוסיף $5
על כל פרשה, ממש גניבה.
There is no recorded parsha,
Please know if you want recorded parsha you will have to pay
Five $ for each parsha , please be aware
הקלטה מוכנה על כל פרשה עולה כסף,בבקשה אל תטעו כמוני,לא שווה את המחיר
בבקשה תדעו אם אתם רוצים פרשה עם הקלטה מוכנה
אתם צריכים להוסיף $5
על כל פרשה, ממש גניבה.
There is no recorded parsha,
Please know if you want recorded parsha you will have to pay
Five $ for each parsha , please be aware
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Nul
Trop cher et en plus faut rajouter de l'argent
Ça ne vaut pas le coup
Ça ne vaut pas le coup
Where are the other Megillot?
Please add Shir HaShirim, Ruth, Eichah, and Kohelet to this app. Then it would be perfect.
Excellent tikun app
I have been using this app for over a year. The text is clear even on a small iPhone 5 screen, though better on the iPad. The screens present half of a standard tikun column in the most common Torah layout. Portrait mode shows only the Torah or annotated image, while landscape gives you both, fine on the iPad though too small to use on the iPhone. The app shows the "shvah nah" and "kamatz kattan".
My only gripe is that switching between Torah text and annotated text in portrait mode takes 2 taps in exactly the right place-1 to show the menu, the second to switch images. I wish there were a single tap, as the app has for bookmarks. With that said, I use this all the time.
My only gripe is that switching between Torah text and annotated text in portrait mode takes 2 taps in exactly the right place-1 to show the menu, the second to switch images. I wish there were a single tap, as the app has for bookmarks. With that said, I use this all the time.
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Serves my needs perfectly
I was initially hesitant to buy a second Tikkun program for my iPad because it was so expensive. But the other one didn't really look like the scroll. I bought this yesterday to work on Ekev. I am really pleased with it. It looks reasonable like the scroll and if I turn my iPad vertically I can see just one version and switch back and forth with the trop and nekudot. I don't need the audio files. I like that you can make it bigger if you need to. My actual Tikkun is very heavy and hard for me to hold to practice with. This is so much easier. Especially with the apparent demise of the Tikkun on the ScrollScraper site (which also printed the nekudot often unclearly), I needed something I could have with me. So I recommend it. Yasher koach! If there were a way to make it change the line endings randomly when you open it each time (so you don't get too dependent on the layout) it would be perfect, but that is a lot to ask.
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Very close, but needs highlighting
This is a very beautiful app, and the typography is quite nice. But for a useful tikun it is missing a key feature - the text should highlight the word or syllable being sung, and the pages should scroll along with the singer.
Увы
Слишком большая цена и слишком маленький функционал "из коробки". За все приходится доплачивать причем опять не маленькие деньги..
One feature short of 5 stars
App is great, but really needs a fast way to turn the taamim on and off. I think that a double-tap in the text would be a great fast way to go back and forth.
Excellent
A wonderful app which I use frequently.
Don't let the price fool you- Buy this app!
Great app! Easy to use and suitable for all ages. For the same price of a bulky old school tikkun you can have an app that brings the reading to life. Reliable and helpful with tools to prep for a bar mitzvah or weekly use for a veteran Baal Korei. If u need it buy it! Another great job by Rusty Brick.
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Excellent app. Top marks.
This is a really incredible, awesome app. It displays the text of the Chumash using a traditional Torah font as it would appear in a real synagogue scroll. It also has the Haftarot for each Parasha. Unlike some other apps which just display the Hebrew text like it was a book in a modern font, this app displays the text in a traditional font in the correct (traditional) way, i.e. it respects the traditional layout of the Hebrew text with major and minor paragraph divisions, large letters in the Torah, it lists the Parashiyot, with nikud and teamim, etc. The Hebrew looks amazing and incredibly beautiful on my Retina iPad/iPhone. There are several views of the text (with/without nikud and teamim) and there are different views in landscape/portrait mode. You can also buy audio recordings of the Parashiyot in Ashkenazi and Separadi traditions. The price is not expensive when you consider how much a printed Tikun costs! I love this app and highly recommend it to anyone interested in reading a Torah scroll or seeing how the Hebrew text is traditionally laid out.
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