InstaRabbi vs Tikkun Reader

How often have you found yourself in the following situations?... You did not know the correct Bracha to make in a particular situation... You had a question that you didn't feel comfortable asking someone who knows you... You consistently feel guilty "bothering" the Rabbi with your "simple questions" all the time... Too often, many of us will convince ourselves that we think we know the correct thing to do and that we are probably right. InstaRabbi is taking your orthodox Jewish observance to the next level by making sure that you never again have to act as your own Rabbi when you don't know what to do, and that none of the questions that you have related to Judaism go unanswered. InstaRabbi allows Jews from across the world to ask Torah or halachic questions and get them answered quickly according to orthodox Jewish observance. Submit a question on the app and await the quick response from our qualified and dedicated staff of Rabbis who are committed to enhancing halachic observance throughout the world.

Prepare your Torah reading with a tikkun that reads with you. READ YOUR WAY Read with nekudot and cantillation, then hide them to practice. Choose a flowing Reading layout or Torah Match layout, with one-sided or paired views, adjustable text, and light or dark appearance. LISTEN AND PRACTICE Listen to available aliyah recordings by Yoni Davidov. Follow word highlighting where synchronized timing is published, adjust playback speed, and return to the reading you were practicing. Audio and word-timing coverage vary by reading. TAKE READINGS OFFLINE Torah text is included in the app. Download available audio by aliyah or parsha from Media, see which recordings are saved, and remove or re-download them from Storage. Audio downloads require an internet connection. KEEP THE NEXT READING CLOSE Browse upcoming Shabbat and special-day readings with Israel or Diaspora calendar settings. Add the Parsha & Practice Home Screen widget to see the next Shabbat reading and return to your practice. Use the Get Upcoming Readings action in Shortcuts for one to five reading names, dates, and Torah verse references. Recordings by Yoni Davidov, used with permission. Calendar calculations use Hebcal. Home Screen widgets require iOS 17 or later; Shortcuts requires iOS 16 or later.