Best Shabbos Mode Apps

Shabbat & Jewish Holiday Times

Candle Lighting & Havdalah

Free

This app provides accurate Shabbat and Jewish holiday candle lighting times, with customizable reminders. It also includes the weekly Torah portion, blessings, and integrates with your calendar and Apple Watch.

Chabat Clock

by Gabriel Elbaz

Free

This utility app provides a simple and reliable way to set alarms for Shabbat. It features short, non-looping alert tones and allows for pre-Shabbat setup, ensuring you wake up peacefully without needing an internet connection.

Shabbat Alarm Clock & Times

Shabbos and Jewish Calendar

Free

This app provides accurate candle lighting and Havdalah times for Shabbat and Jewish holidays. It also includes weekly Torah portion information and customizable reminders to help users prepare for these observances. The design is minimalist and ad-free for a focused experience.

Shabbat Clock & Alarms

Shabbat Alarms & Times

Free

This app provides automatic Shabbat and Yom Tov alarms designed for Orthodox Jews. Alarms stop themselves after a set duration, eliminating the need to interact with your phone during Shabbat. It also offers automatic Shabbat times, live countdowns, and a nightstand mode for easy time viewing.

Minyan Maven

by David J Havin

Free

This app provides current information on prayer services (minyanim) in specific Jewish communities. It allows users to filter services by prayer tradition and offers customizable banners for special observances. Network data is required for operation.

Kaluach Pro

A Hebrew calendar

$4.99

This app offers a comprehensive Hebrew calendar with precise Halachic times based on your location. It displays important dates for holidays, fasts, and observances, with customizable notifications and complications for quick access to upcoming events.

Shabbat & Holiday Times

by Chabad.org Jewish Apps

Free

Get accurate times for Shabbat and Jewish holidays based on your current location or any other worldwide location. Access information on weekly Torah readings and upcoming holidays from Chabad.org.