Amud: Your Siddur, Your Nusach

SIDDUR • Ashkenaz, Sefard, Edot HaMizrach, Chabad and Koren siddurim, with a choice of translations • Hebrew and translation side by side, interleaved, or either one alone • About 40 Hebrew fonts, adjustable size and layout, and an optional Ashkenazi spelling for English (Shabbos, Shacharis) • A jump bar for each service: Shema, Shemoneh Esrei, Hallel, the Torah reading and what is added today • "Why today?" explains why a line is said or left out, and "Prepare for tomorrow" shows what changes • Birkat Hamazon and Me'ein Shalosh built from what you ate, with a special-occasion option • Holidays and seasons in one place: Hoshanos, Lulav, Selichos, Chanukah candles and more • Select words and tap "Explain this line" for a translation, vocabulary, sources and references • Print a siddur or save it as a PDF for any date and service ZMANIM AND CALENDAR • Zmanim for your location or a city you choose, from a full Hebcal port • Hebrew date, parsha, Rosh Chodesh, holidays and the Omer count • Candle lighting, the next zman and a month calendar • Reminders you set for any zman, with an offset before or after LEARNING • Tehillim and daily learning • Torah texts you download from Sefaria • Shnayim Mikra with progress tracking YOUR HOME SCREEN • A dashboard of cards you can rearrange and resize • Home-screen widget and shortcuts • Personal dates such as yahrzeits and birthdays • Notes and your own cards • Custom siddur rules, if your minhag differs PRIVACY • No account and no ads • Your location is used only to calculate zmanim and never leaves your device • Anonymous usage statistics are on by default and you can turn them off in Settings • Settings sync between your devices is optional and end-to-end encrypted The interface is in English, Hebrew and Yiddish. Amud is free and open source. Siddur texts are from Sefaria and other sources, credited in the app.