HebLate: Write in Hebrew

Developer: Black Envelope

Category: Books & Reference

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12.4K installs

141 ratings

1.1K monthly active users

$<10K monthly revenue est.

IAP 29% · Ad 71%

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Monthly +128

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HebLate: Write in Hebrew Summary

HebLate: Write in Hebrew is a ad-supported, with in-app purchases Android app in Books And Reference by Black Envelope. Released in Aug 2023 (2 years ago). It has about 12.4K+ installs and 141 ratings with a 4.62★ (excellent) average. Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 1.1K monthly active users and generates around $<10K monthly revenue (29% IAP / 71% ads). Store metadata: updated Feb 3, 2025.

Recent activity: 28 installs this week (128 over 4 weeks) showing declining growth View trends →

Store info: Last updated on Google Play on Feb 3, 2025 .

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App Details

Store ID: net.blackenvelope.write.hebrew

First Released: 2023-08-20

Store Last Updated: 2025-02-03

In-App Purchases: Yes

Ads: Yes

Website: blackenvelope.net

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AppGoblin Last Crawled: 2026-03-02

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App Description

Hebrew transliteration & dictionary, with niqqud (vowel points) + Samaritan

The app allows you to convert different alphabets from and to Hebrew, including the vowel points (nikud). Transliteration is optimized for ergonomic typing using a QWERTY keyboard. It also has a dictionary for Hebrew and Yiddish, with auto-completion as a system keyboard for premium users.

Additionally, the following scripts are supported:

- Rashi typeface
- Conversion from Latin letters
- Conversion from Cyrillic letters
- Conversion from Greek letters

And some Hebrew-related historical alphabets, that are descendants of Phoenician:

- Paleo-Hebrew alphabet
- Samaritan alphabet