There was a time, not too long ago, just going back a few years really when you couldn’t find Perek Shirah at all. Many Rabbis didn’t even know about this t’filah. It had been hidden from us for hundreds of years. But the time has come for Perek Shirah to be revealed once again.
Perek Shirah [...]

Lectures on Tisha B’Av, Recitation of  Kinot and Aicha by Rabbi Joshua Maroof.
Rabbi Joshua Maroof received his baccalaureate degree with honors from the State University of  New York at  Stony Brook,  and his masters degree in Educational Psychology from the City University of  New York  (CUNY). He received semicha (ordination) from Rabbi Yisrael Chait, Rosh Yeshiva [...]

Ideal for people who want to learn the Taamei Hamikrah, this app, Taamim, provides you the necessary accents for reading the Torah, according to the Ashkenazi and Sefaradi customs in your iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad.
Taamei HaMikrah may be listened one by one, by touching each button, or You can follow the whole reading (in [...]

Special version of the popular Siddur for iPhone designed in HD for the iPad.
Take your weekday siddur with you with this feature-packed Jewish prayer book. You’ll get Ashkenaz, Sfrard, Sefarad Mizrachi and Nusach Ari (Chabad*) versions of davening, including weekday Shacharis, Mincha, Maariv, standard Brachos and more.
Real time Zmanim will give you the prayer times [...]

Tizkor Omer is  ”Yet Another” עומר (omer) app for iPhone.  It does what the other עומר apps do, but better. The features speak for themselves…
- Push notification: A reminder is sent to your iPhone at 9:00pm according to your time zone.  This built in to the app at no extra charge.
- Application icon badge: The [...]

Tfila Laderech is an application that presents the Jewish daily short prayers and blessings that people prayer every day and enables users to pray/bless whenever and wherever they are without the need of a siddur.
The prayers appears in the 3 main nusachim:  Ashkenaz,  Sfarad,  Edot Hamizrach.
The application is in Hebrew and doesn’t require an internet [...]

Jewish Cal is the most comprehensive Jewish and Hebrew calendar ever produced. Here are just some of  the features included:
Holidays & events
Events: See Jewish & Israeli events and holidays in a Secular (Gregorian), Jewish or Hebrew calendar view. Includes the Sefiras Ha’omer count.
You can even add your own events such as a Yahrzeit, birthday or [...]

Developer’s Notes: The term “zmanim” refers to the times that Jewish law associates with certain practices such as prayer times, starting and ending Shabbat, etc. Zmanim are by and large associated not with absolute times such as 9:00AM, but with “shaot zmaniot” or “seasonal times”, which vary with the time of year and geographical location.
ZmanimClock [...]

App iZkor brings you the text for the mourning rituals in Judaism that are said in all prayer services as well as at funerals and memorials. Yizkor means “remembrance” in Hebrew.

Yizkor should be recited in a synagogue with a minyan.
It is an custom, primarily in Ashkenazi synagogues,  for those who have both parents living to leave [...]

Developer’s notes: Parsha To Go is an informational application that provides weekly Parsha Summary, Commentary, Dvar Torah, Candle lighting times and more.
Every week, new and interesting insights into the Parsha will be displayed.
Parsha To Go supplies useful information, for quick and meaningful thoughts to think about and to discuss with others. (parshatogo@gmail.com)
Compatible with iPhone, iPod [...]

KosherMe – Jewish Prayer 101 - All Prayers and Blessings come in Nusach Ashkenaz, Nusach Edot HazMirach and Nusach Sefardi.
KosherMe is the perfect app for you, if you:.

are getting started with saying your Blessings (Bensching),
know the basics, but need help with the longer Blessings and Prayers (e.g. Amida, Birkat Hamazon or Bedtime Shma),
appreciate interlinear translation, find transliterated [...]

Develiper’s notes: Blessings often come in disguise. This one comes in your iPhone. It’s no longer hard to remember all the different blessings there are to say before eating or drinking different kosher foods. No more fumbling for the prayer book or messy cards! Press a button and “Say-a-Blessing!”
Full audio: Press a food type on the placemat and [...]