99+ iOS apps & games curated and reviewed
Out of 99+ yudai yoseda apps on iOS, 17 are free and the rest sit in the paid tier. This page sorts them so you can compare both sides before you commit.
Prepare for the NISSho Boki Level 2 Commercial Bookkeeping exam with this app. It covers the latest exam scope and offers explanations and practice problems to help you master bookkeeping techniques. Offline access and various practice modes are available.
Prepare for the Nissa Boki Level 3 exam with this app, offering practice problems and explanations. It covers the latest exam scope and supports both online and paper-based tests. Learn problem-solving techniques through explanatory videos.
Access over 180,000 Torah lectures and articles from thousands of speakers worldwide. Download content for offline learning, adjust playback speed, and personalize your experience by saving favorite speakers and series. Easily browse and resume your learning sessions.
Access engaging daily Torah lectures with insightful commentaries and practical Halacha. Enjoy offline listening, custom playlists, and progress tracking for a comprehensive learning experience anytime, anywhere.
Explore spiritual teachings and guided meditations based on Paramahansa Yogananda's wisdom. Access digital lessons, audio recordings, and live online meditations to cultivate peace, joy, and a balanced spiritual life.
This app offers a smart prayer book that adapts to the time of day and Jewish calendar. It includes a comprehensive Tanach, a minyan finder, and a database of kosher restaurants. An Apple Watch app provides quick access to blessings.
Embark on a fantasy JRPG adventure set in a mysterious world beyond a great vortex. Explore ancient ruins, battle powerful bosses, and uncover a heartwarming story with classic characters. Engage in various gameplay modes, from intense combat to relaxing activities like farming and customization.
This app provides an official Sephardic daily Siddur based on Syrian customs. It includes a full table of contents with prayers for the entire year, weekdays, holidays, and special occasions. Features GPS location services to orient prayer direction and display sunrise/sunset times.
Access the full digital edition of a major newspaper, including all articles, opinion pieces, and special supplements. Enjoy interactive features like videos, daily quizzes, and the ability to share content. A free tier offers selected stories, while subscriptions unlock the complete newspaper.
Access the central text of Rabbinic Judaism with Hebrew and English translations and commentaries. Explore biblical sources and detailed explanations for each section of the Talmud. Offers an ad-free experience through a monthly subscription.
This app offers daily English Mishna study, dedicating about 10 minutes each day to cover two Mishnayos. It also allows users to browse and learn any book of the Mishnah at their own pace.
Find minyanim across Yeshiva University campuses with this straightforward application. It offers a simple interface to locate prayer services at any time of day.
Access the Jerusalem Talmud in Hebrew and English, complete with Jewish commentaries and biblical sources. Explore its historical context and extensive collection of Rabbinic notes on the Mishnah.
Access the Babylonian Talmud offline in multiple languages, with audio playback, daily Daf Yomi readings, and search functionality. Personalize your reading experience with notes, custom text, and night mode. Create and share engaging Talmud images.
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.
This app provides Halachic times (Zemanim) according to Rabbi Ovadiah Yosef, adapted for use worldwide. It offers customizable notifications, a home-screen widget, and a companion watch app. Features include daily learning schedules, Shabbat-friendly operation, a personalized siddur, and a list of Tzadikim's Hiloulot.
