Keter puts your whole Jewish day in one app. Today shows what comes next. Prayer has every tefillah in your nusach, on time. Study brings Shnayim Mikra, Daf Yomi, daily Tehillim, a new dvar Torah each week and a full Hebrew library. Tools covers zmanim, Mizrach, a Shabbat alarm and a private Taharah tracker. And Campaigns lets your family say Tehillim together from one text.
Every tefillah you can think of, in any nusach, with the day’s zmanim as your guardrails. Plus Tehillim, Tikkun HaKlali and every bracha.
View the Prayer tabFor whatever someone needs: a refuah shleima, l’ilui nishmat, a shidduch, parnassa. Split a sefer among everyone who wants to help, or all say the same text together.
Start a campaignA new dvar Torah every week, Shnayim Mikra, Daf Yomi and daily Tehillim, with the full Hebrew library behind them.
Browse the libraryA private tool for married women: veset days, hefsek taharah, the seven clean days and mikveh night, with discreet reminders only you can see.
See the Taharah trackerTwice Mikra and once Targum, tracked aliyah by aliyah, so the parasha is done before Shabbat.
Open Shnayim MikraThirteen zmanim a day for exactly where you are, by the opinion you follow, with candle lighting built in.
See zmanimEverything Keter does lives in five places, a thumb’s reach apart. Here they are, one by one.
Open Keter and the day is already arranged around you: what comes next, when it has to be done by, this week’s dvar Torah and your learning.
The next tefillah and its deadline, with chatzot as the final cutoff.
A four-minute read for the parasha, right under Up Next.
Shnayim Mikra, daily Tehillim and Daf Yomi, with your progress.
The next zman and shkia at a glance; all thirteen one tap away.
The tzaddikim whose yahrzeit falls today.
Show, hide and drag every card on Today into your own order.
Shacharit, Mincha and Arvit open on time in Ashkenaz, Sefard, Chabad or Edot HaMizrach, with every seasonal change added for you.
Ashkenaz, Sefard, Chabad and Edot HaMizrach following Rav Ovadia Yosef.
Rosh Chodesh, fasts, the Omer, Ya’aleh Veyavo and Hallel appear on their own.
All 150 chapters, and the ten psalms of Rebbe Nachman.
Birkat HaMazon, Al HaMichya, Birchot HaNehenin, Tefilat HaDerech and more.
Kriat Shema al HaMita and Tikun Chatzot at their times.
Fully set Hebrew text at the size you read best.
This week’s learning comes first. Behind it, the full Hebrew library, organized the way the tradition orders it.
Pasuk by pasuk, twice Mikra and once Targum, aliyah by aliyah.
Today’s daf, in the full Talmud.
The monthly cycle, so the sefer is finished every month.
73 originals, one for every parasha, chag and special Shabbat.
Tanakh, Mishnah, Talmud, Halakhah, Kabbalah and Chasidut.
Find any line and come back to it.
Which way to face, when to light candles, a Shabbat alarm that never needs touching, a private Taharah tracker, and the Hebrew calendar, all calculated for where you are.
For married women: veset days, hefsek taharah, the seven clean days and mikveh night, with reminders. Private to you, following the guidance of your rav.
Set it before Shabbat; it rings, then stops on its own.
Turns you toward Jerusalem.
This Friday’s time, with the minutes your family keeps.
Any date, births after sunset, and bar mitzvah parasha.
Reminders for the people you remember.
A refuah shleima, l’ilui nishmat, a shidduch, an easy birth, parnassa: start a campaign for whatever someone needs, and share it with one text.
Divide Tehillim, Mishnayot, Tanakh or any sefer into portions; each person reads a different part.
Everyone says the same text, toward a goal or daily until a date, like Nishmat for forty days.
One message with a preview card, to family, friends or your shul.
The link opens a simple web page with the portion and an I finished button.
Every portion, who took it and whether it’s done.
Everyone is notified when it’s complete.
For you.
2 to 10 people. One person pays.
Schools, yeshivas, seminaries, shuls and communities.
About a minute. Sign in with Apple, choose your nusach, allow location for zmanim, and Keter arranges the rest. There is nothing to configure after that.
It puts your whole Jewish day in one app. Today shows what comes next. Prayer has every tefillah in your nusach. Study brings your daily learning and a full Hebrew library. Tools covers zmanim, Mizrach, a Shabbat alarm and a private Taharah tracker. Campaigns lets your family say Tehillim together from one text.
No. Keter opens to the right tefillah at the right time, adds every seasonal change for you, and keeps your place. You just daven.
Keter is available on iPhone.
Yes. Text size, light or dark appearance, 12 or 24 hour time, and which cards appear on Today, in what order, are all yours to set.
Ashkenaz, Sefard, Chabad (Nusach Ari) and Edot HaMizrach following Rav Ovadia Yosef. Choose once and change it anytime.
Yes, and you never have to think about it. Ya’aleh Veyavo, Hallel, Aneinu, the Omer and every seasonal change appear automatically, based on the date and where you are.
Yes. Up Next shows each tefillah with its deadline, including sof zman tefila and chatzot, so you always know where you stand.
Birkat HaMazon, Al HaMichya, Birchot HaNehenin, Birchot HaMitzvot, Tefilat HaDerech, Sheva Brachot, Pidyon HaBen and more, each a tap away.
All 150 chapters, the daily monthly cycle so you finish every month, and Tikkun HaKlali.
Both appear under Tonight on the Prayer tab, each at its time.
Automatically, for your exact location, by the opinion you follow, such as Rav Ovadia, the Magen Avraham or the Gra. When you travel, they follow you.
Yes. Choose how many minutes before shkia you light, and Keter shows this Friday’s time.
An alarm you set before Shabbat or Yom Tov. It rings and stops on its own, so the phone never needs to be touched.
Open it and it turns you toward Jerusalem, using your iPhone’s compass and location.
Yes. Enter the date and whether it was after sunset, and Keter gives the Hebrew date and the bar or bat mitzvah parasha.
Yes. Add the people you remember once, and Keter reminds you every year, the evening the yahrzeit begins. Hiloulot of tzaddikim are listed by month.
A private tool for married women that tracks veset days, hefsek taharah, the seven clean days and mikveh night, with discreet reminders.
Only you. It is never visible to anyone else, including on a family plan, and it only appears on Today if you choose to add it.
Yes. You set the customs your rav gives you and Keter keeps the count. For any question, your rav has the final word.
Tanakh, Mishnah, Talmud, Halakhah, Kabbalah and Chasidut in Hebrew, organized the way the tradition orders them, and searchable.
Keter’s library is built from Sefaria’s open collection of Jewish texts, used under each text’s license, with sources credited in the app.
Open this week’s parasha and read pasuk by pasuk, twice Mikra and once Targum. Keter tracks you aliyah by aliyah and shows your progress on Today.
Yes. Today’s daf and today’s Tehillim are waiting in Study each morning. There is nothing to look up.
An original four-minute read for every parasha, chag and special Shabbat, 73 in all, each ending with a question for the Shabbat table.
A shared commitment to say Tehillim or another text for someone: a refuah shleima, l’ilui nishmat, a shidduch, an easy birth, parnassa, or anything else.
Under a minute. Choose who it is for, Split or Together, and the text, tap Generate, and send the link.
Split divides a text into portions so each person reads a different part. Together has everyone say the same text, toward a goal or every day until a date.
Yes. The link opens a simple web page where they take a portion, read it and tap I finished. No app, no account.
Yes. Every portion shows the first name of whoever took it and whether it is done, and everyone is notified at the siyum.
One person subscribes for 2 to 10 people and invites the rest by text. Invited family members tap the link and are covered, with no payment screen.
Choose My organization when you join, pick a tier from 25 to 500 seats, and share your join code. Members are covered the moment they enter it.
No. Family payers and organization admins see names and join dates only, never anyone’s prayer, learning or Taharah.
Individual is $2.99 a month or $27.99 a year. Family is $2.29 per person a month, and Organization is $1.99 per seat a month.
Yes. Subscriptions are managed by Apple, and you can cancel anytime in your iPhone’s Settings.