Mincha Alerts Prayer Reminders vs HaNetz Clock / שעון הנץ לש"ץ

Alerts for Mincha prayer times that adjust automatically and in the background according to the date and your location. Can also show the day number of the Hebrew Date in the app icon. How it works: - Launch Mincha Alerts once and configure the alerts you wish to receive. - From now on you'll receive automatically adjusted alerts for the right times for the Mincha prayer. Benefits: - When traveling, the reminders will auto adjust to your new location. No need to launch the application. - Always up to date reminders no matter where you are and what date it is. Mincha Alerts uses the (new for iOS4) low power significant change of location service to auto-update the alerts without consuming significant power. Mincha Alerts uses local notifications and thus does not need an active Internet connection for alerts to works. NOTE: you need a device with cellular capabilities to use this application (such as an iPhone or an iPad 2) - and location services must be turned on. NEW BONUS: option to show day number of the hebrew date in application icon (badge). This option is turned off by default. ---- Powered by the KosherCocoa framework, written by Moshe Berman. The KosherCocoa framework is a port of the KosherJava framework by Eliyahu Hershfeld. You can get the KosherCocoa framework online at http://GitHub.com/MosheBerman/KosherCocoa

HaNetz Clock is a straightforward app that helps the shaliach tzibbur (chazan) at a HaNetz/Vasikin minyan keep to the desired pace until reaching the Shemoneh Esreh (amidah). Once you enter the time for HaNetz, the app shows the shaliach tzibbur a large clock and a list of the davening stages he is to reach, and at which time. 30 seconds before each stage is reached, the stage name turns orange. Once the state is reached, it turns green. This approach is much easier (and allows for greater focus on the teffilah!) rather than trying to follow a chart and watching a clock. Also, this avoids the problem that watches/clocks are not always accurately set. It is easy to customize the names and timing of each of the stages leading up to the Shemoneh Esreh. Watch an overview video here: https://youtu.be/pg_NuioXI3k