We need your support

Dear valued users,

In 2008, we founded the "Hebrew Calendar" app with the intention of making Jewish content accessible to secular, traditional, and religious Jewish audiences.

The "Hebrew Calendar" is the largest Jewish content app, catering to users interested in learning about Jewish culture, history, traditions, religious ceremonies, Jewish texts, interpretations, and philosophical discussions, alongside practical content such as the Hebrew calendar with holidays and times, access to sacred texts, mikvah locations, unique calculators, and much more.

Over the years, the growing number of users expanded our mission, especially the sanctification of God's name. User demand and our commitment led to enriching the app's content and functionality, improving the user experience, translating content into additional languages, adding new features, updating the app's design, and more.

Continuous development and maintenance require many valuable, unpaid hours, as the app solely relies on a minimal written advertisement mechanism.

Subscriber contributions support the app's continued existence, enabling the development of rich, high-quality Jewish content, ongoing updates, and improvements, ensuring a modern and up-to-date app that preserves Jewish traditions and content.

We aspire to continue providing access to our content to all users, but we cannot do so without user support.

We appeal to you with an exciting opportunity to support our mission of sanctifying God's name through the continued existence of the Hebrew Calendar.

Join our support, subscribe in an ad-free environment, and enjoy uninterrupted access to all features and content, for a distraction-free experience.

Click on the "Settings" button in the app, scroll down, and click on "Gold Subscription" (with a monthly symbolic fee that can be canceled at any time).

Help us maintain the Hebrew Calendar and fulfill the sanctification of God's name.

Wishing you a happy and blessed New Year, "In the name of God, we will do and succeed."