This app helps beginners learn Hebrew decoding and Torah chanting. It offers interactive lessons, games, and personalized review for letters, vowels, and musical tropes. Access the full Torah text and recordings for offline practice.
1.3.1
October 28, 2026
Thanks for learning with Torah Morah! This release brings the following updates and enhancements: - Torah Morah is now available on iOS 17 and newer. Now so many more people can learn with our app! - The ability to toggle notification settings and choose whether/when you want to receive lesson reminders. You can manage this in the app's settings. For more information regarding the update or the app itself, please contact us by emailing info@torahmorah.org. Check us out at torahmorah.org.
MoreTorah Morah uses a multi-faceted approach combining interactive lessons, games, and personalized review. It focuses on building decoding skills for Hebrew letters and vowels, and learning Torah tropes through listening, reading, and singing practice.
The app offers interactive quizzes and personalized review sessions that adapt to the user's learning needs. Teachers can monitor student accuracy and identify specific questions students struggle with, providing detailed insights into progress.
Yes, Torah Morah allows you to download Torah text and recordings for offline practice. This feature is beneficial for learning on the go without a constant internet connection.
Torah Morah is available on iPhone and iPad devices. It is designed to be accessible on Apple's mobile and tablet platforms.
Torah Morah has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for young children and up, with content appropriate for a broad audience.
The app was last updated on September 10, 2026, with version 1.0. While this is the initial release, users can expect future updates based on feedback and development.
No, Torah Morah is ad-free. Users can enjoy an uninterrupted learning experience without any advertisements.
Teachers can create virtual classrooms, share join codes with students, and monitor individual student accuracy. They can also see which questions students miss most frequently, allowing for targeted instruction.
