Moedim — Appointed Times

The Hebrew date, the appointed times and your own day, on one screen. Moedim is a biblical feast calendar for believers who keep the appointed times of Leviticus 23, or want to start. Shabbat, Passover, Shavuot, the fall feasts, Chanukah and Purim, each with its own artwork, the weekly Torah portion and haftarah, and what happened on this day, told from a Messianic point of view. Add your own appointments beside it, and see your phone calendar there too. BOTH CALENDARS AT ONCE The civil date and the Hebrew date together, and what happened on this day: the feasts and fasts, the events of the Torah, the Prophets and the Writings, the traditions of the Talmud and midrash, New Testament events as the classic harmonies place them, and the turning points of Jewish history down to our own time. Every entry carries its source. YOUR PHONE CALENDAR, TOO Turn on Settings > Your phone calendar to see your Google, Outlook and iCloud appointments beside the Hebrew calendar. Moedim only reads them, and nothing leaves your phone. SHARE THE DAY Share any day as a tall picture with its artwork, ready for messages and stories. A simple way to tell your fellowship that Passover starts on Wednesday evening. A REAL CALENDAR, TOO Add your own events and tasks, with a proper date and time picker and reminders that arrive exactly when you set them. All-day events get their own reminder options — on the day, or the evening before. Month view shows both dates in every cell, and the feast days carry a small gold mark. QUIET BY DEFAULT One gentle "on this day" note each morning, if you want it. Every notification has its own switch, and one tap on "Use quietly" turns them all off — we'll be here when you open the app. CHOOSE YOUR LAYERS Six content categories — Observance, Torah/Tanakh, Tradition, New Testament, History, Prophetic pattern — each with its own toggle. Read the calendar your way. MOEDIM PLUS (US$1.99/year after a 1-month free trial) adds: - Verse of the day — one shared verse each morning (World English Bible) - Pray for Israel — a warm weekly prompt as Shabbat draws near - Feasts & Prophecy — sixteen essays on the festivals as prophetic pattern PRIVATE BY DESIGN No accounts. No ads. No tracking. Everything stays on your device — the whole calendar works offline, forever. The calendar and day views, your events and reminders, and the daily notification are free for good. Terms of use: https://moedimapp.github.io/terms.html Privacy policy: https://moedimapp.github.io/privacy.html