Zmanim Checklist

Optimal prayer times with smart reminders, daily checklist, and built‑in Siddur

Zmanim Checklist helps you pray at the right time, with confidence.

BUILT‑IN SIDDUR (powered by Sefaria)
• Complete prayer texts for Shacharit, Mincha, Maariv/Arvit, Shema, and Bedtime Shema
• Multi‑nusach: Ashkenaz, Sefard, Edot HaMizrach, Chabad
• Beautiful typography with role‑based styling (leader/congregation/instructions)
• Works offline

See the best time (lechatchila) and the acceptable windows for each prayer based on your exact location. Get configurable reminders before start and before end so you don’t miss. And keep an at‑a‑glance daily checklist to track your progress through Shema, Shacharis, Mincha, Maariv, and Bedtime Shema.

📍 PRECISE HALACHIC TIMES
• GPS-based calculations with elevation support for accuracy
• Multiple halachic opinions to match your practice:
- GRA (Vilna Gaon) or Magen Avraham
- Misheyakir options
- Nightfall options including Rabbeinu Tam
- Plag HaMincha and dawn variants
• Seasonal hour (sha'ah zmanis) calculations
• Jewish calendar integration with Hebrew dates

🔔 SMART, CONFIGURABLE REMINDERS
• Alerts before prayer starts and/or before it ends
• Per‑prayer notification settings
• Mark as done directly from notifications
• App badge shows remaining prayers
• Custom notification sounds

📋 CLEAR DAILY CHECKLIST
• Color‑coded status for best/OK/too late
• Progress bars that show where you are in the window
• Simple “mark as done” flow for each prayer

🕯 SHABBAT/YOM TOV AWARE
• Interaction safely disabled during restricted times
• Streak logic automatically excludes Shabbat/Yom Tov (if you enable streaks)

✈️ TRAVEL‑SMART
• Automatic location updates as you move
• Works offline with last known location
• Time zone aware

GAMIFICATION FOR CONSISTENCY
• Earn points and build streaks to gently encourage consistent prayer timing.

Privacy First: All data stays on your device. No accounts, no tracking, no ads.

Download now and stay on top of your daily prayers with clarity.

Note: For halachic questions, please consult your rabbi.