Siddur.
Not claimedPray is a siddur
By Binyomin Nudell · EducationWhy we expect it: A clear privacy promise and calendar-aware text make this a thoughtful, promising prayer companion for its audience.
In short
Siddur is an education app offering daily prayer services, Tehillim, and the Chumash in a STAM-style layout. The calendar selects the text based on weekday or Shabbat, Israel or diaspora, and seasonal liturgy such as selichot, hoshanot, and the Omer, with Ashkenaz, Sefard, Edot HaMizrach, and Ari versions. It needs no account, and location stays on the phone, used only to compute zmanim.
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Pray is a siddur. Today's services, Tehillim, and the Chumash - in the STAM face, on the phone.
The calendar chooses the text: weekday or Shabbat, Israel or the diaspora, selichot, hoshanot, the Omer. Ashkenaz, Sefard, Edot HaMizrach, and Ari.
No account. Nothing leaves the phone except the place you already are, used only to compute zmanim.
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