Jewish Clock - My Jewish Day

The first solar-lunar Jewish clock. The Torah's hours don't last 60 minutes: they are shaot zmaniyot, stretching with the day and shrinking with the night. This watch shows them on your wrist, computed for the real sky where you are. What you'll see: • A living sky — a sun tracing its arc by day, the moon waxing at night, the stars emerging at bein hashmashot. • The zmanim — alot, netz, sof zman Shema, chatzot, plag, shkia, tzet. Tap any one and it tells you which moment of the Jewish day it is. • The moon of the Hebrew month, with its true phase. • A compass pointing to the Kotel, from anywhere in the world. • The prayer of the moment — Shacharit, Mincha, Arvit, Kabbalat Shabbat — and its berachah, one tap away. • The Hebrew date, always present. On Shabbat, the watch rests with you: the hours become one continuous band, no counting. Made by My Jewish Day. The tradition with warmth: every hour has its place, and Hashem counts the steps. Free.