The Jewish calendar on your iPhone

Shabbat times, the zmanim of the day, the holidays and your family’s Hebrew dates.

Today is Wednesday, October 14: 3 Cheshvan 5787.
This Friday, October 16, in New York: candle lighting 5:56 PM, Havdalah 6:54 PM.

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This Friday, October 16, local time:

Teach us to number our days - Psalms [90:12]

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Every time follows a written rule: the minutes before sunset, the degrees below the horizon, the rounding. They are all on the Method page, with their sources.

This Friday, October 16

Zmanim in New York

5 Cheshvan 5787 · Erev Shabbat Noach

  • Dawnsun at 16.1°
  • Sunrisenetz
  • Latest ShemaVilna Gaon
  • Middaychatzot
  • Plag hamincha
  • Candle lighting18 min before sunset
  • Sunsetshkiah
  • Nightfallsun at 8.5°

All times for New York

In major cities

Candle lighting and Havdalah, local time

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Upcoming holidays

Hanukkah

December 4–12, 2026

First candle on Friday, December 4 evening, before the Shabbat candles.

25 Kislev 5787

Hanukkah 2026

Tu BiShvat

Saturday, January 23, 2027

The new year of the trees. It begins on Friday, January 22 evening.

15 Sh'vat 5787

Tu BiShvat 2027

Purim

Tuesday, March 23, 2027

Fast of Esther on Monday, March 22. Shushan Purim on Wednesday, March 24, in Jerusalem.

14 Adar II 5787

Purim 2027

Passover

April 22–29, 2027

First Seder on Wednesday, April 21 evening. Eight days outside Israel, seven in Israel.

15 Nisan 5787

Passover 2027

All holidays

Times and zmanim

The Today screen on a FridayToday

Candle lighting, Havdalah and the zmanim of the day for your city, with the path of the sun.

Every time states its rule: 18 minutes before sunset for candle lighting, the sun 8.5° below the horizon for Havdalah.

Your location never leaves your phone.

The full list of zmanimZmanim

Shabbat

The Shabbat screen

Every Shabbat on one screen: candle lighting, Havdalah, the parsha and the haftarah of your rite.

A reminder before candle lighting, and the time on your Lock Screen from noon on Friday.

Calendar

The month calendar, civil and Hebrew dates

Every month in civil and Hebrew dates, with the holidays and the candle-lighting time under each Friday.

Tap a day to see its zmanim and what happens on it.

Family

The list of relatives and their next dates

Add your relatives: Moed works out each one’s yahrzeit and Hebrew birthday every year.

It reminds you ahead of time and gives the time for the yahrzeit candle, which never falls on Shabbat or a holiday.

These dates never leave your phone.

Hillulot

The hillulot of the coming daysHillulot

The hillula of every tzaddik, day after day.

Moed tells you when it begins: the evening before, at sunset in your city.

The page of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak of BerditchevA tzaddik

Widgets

The Lock Screen widget: Hebrew date, latest Shema and the path of the sunThe Home Screen widget

Widgets for the Home Screen and the Lock Screen.

The Hebrew date, the next zman and Friday’s candle lighting, at a glance.

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Settings: city, custom and reminders

Candle lighting by city, or at 18, 20, 22, 30 or 40 minutes; Havdalah at 8.5° or 72 minutes; latest Shema by the Vilna Gaon or the Magen Avraham.

Every time in the app follows your choice right away.

Moed on your iPhone

Candle lighting for your city, the zmanim of the day, the holidays, your family and the hillulot, with a reminder before every Shabbat.

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