Derekh Learning vs Sof Pasuk

Nothing to catch up on. Open Derekh Learning and today's reading is already explained, in whichever of 16+ learning voices actually speaks to you, at a depth your day has room for. Every morning, Derekh Learning prepares a fresh lesson on the day's reading: Daf Yomi, the weekly parsha, the Daily Rambam, and more. Every lesson is grounded in real sources from Sefaria's open library, with inline citations you can tap to check. Pick a depth: about three minutes on the way out the door, or up to thirty if tonight's the night to sit with it. You even pick the hour your daily lesson arrives. Ask a follow-up and Chevruta, the built-in study partner, answers with citations that open right in the app. Ask it something that is really a question for your rabbi and it will teach you the sources, then tell you honestly that a personal ruling deserves a rabbi, not an app. Lesson-scope Chevruta is free (4 questions a day, 10 a week). Asking across an entire path or the whole of Torah is a Pro feature. Sixteen-plus teaching voices carry the same source through different registers: Beginner, Expert, Jewish Parent, Startup Mensch, and more. They aren't difficulty tiers, just different ways of hearing the same page explained. Pro subscribers can build a custom voice of their own and pick a color theme for the whole app. Beyond the daily lesson: a Sefaria-verified Siddur with each blessing's classical source and a practical guide to how and when it's said, a Hebrew calendar, zmanim for your exact location, a gematria calculator that works offline, a Judaism 101 library, and a free printable Shabbat Table discussion guide every week, plus holiday guides. Life doesn't stop for a streak, and Shabbat never breaks one. A missed Saturday doesn't count against you, and a missed weekday gets banked, not broken. Chazara brings past lessons back on a spaced-review schedule so what you learned actually stays. Derekh for Life offers day-by-day journeys for mourning, bar and bat mitzvah, a wedding, a new baby, and the season of teshuvah. Free to enroll. And when you carry a yahrzeit, record it once: Derekh Learning keeps the Hebrew date every year and reminds you a week ahead and the day before. WHAT'S INSIDE • A fresh daily lesson across multiple reading cycles, sourced, cited, readable at four depths • iPhone, iPad, and Mac. One account, one library, one streak • 16+ teaching voices, plus tools to build your own (Pro) • Chevruta, a cited study partner. Lesson scope free; path and Torah-wide scope Pro • Audio narration on-device free, with scrubbing; studio narration, CarPlay, and offline audio with Pro • A Sefaria-verified Siddur: blessings, sources, and the practical halachah of each • A free weekly Shabbat Table guide, holiday guides, a Daf Companion, and a daily verse • Life-stage journeys: mourning, bar/bat mitzvah, wedding, new baby, teshuvah • A private Yahrzeit companion: record it once, be reminded every year • Shabbat-safe streaks that bank a missed day, plus Chazara review and flashcards • App color themes (Pro) and a dark mode built for night reading • On-device personalization. Your reading patterns never leave your device • A daily lesson by email, a daily podcast, and a library that is free to read, forever The free tier is real, not a preview. The full shared lesson library is free to read, forever. Free includes 3 newly generated lessons a week. Pro removes the limit and adds premium narration, offline downloads, custom voices, themes, and deeper Chevruta. Manage your subscription through the App Store. Derekh Learning doesn't replace a rabbi, a teacher, or a community. It's a way to open the page before you get to any of them. Your path. Your voice. Every day. Derekh Pro: $5.99/month or $59.99/year. Payment charged to your Apple ID; subscription auto-renews unless turned off at least 24 hours before the period ends; manage or cancel in Settings. Terms: www.derekhlearning.com/terms · Privacy: www.derekhlearning.com/privacy

Sof Pasuk is a convenient utility for teachers and students of Torah reading. Teachers, rabbis, cantors, ritual directors and others can use Sof Pasuk to send assignments and recordings to students and volunteer Torah readers. Students and readers can hear what the reading should sound like and send recordings of their own renditions to teachers and minyan coordinators for their approval. Sof Pasuk presents audio from Sefaria.org and Pocket Torah. The schedule of verses comes from Hebcal.com, and the tikkun text comes from ScrollScraper. A link to the relevant Tikkun.io page is also provided in the footer. This is the app you've been looking for...sof pasuk!