Today’s daf, Bava Basra כא, explains that the yeshiva system began out of necessity, because children without fathers needed to learn Torah. I grew up without a father and without any exposure to Torah values. Now, at the age of nearly forty, I am learning Torah every day. Daf HaChaim presents a visual system of learning that is far more interactive than any other automated system I’ve encountered. Next to an actual chavrusa, this is the best way to learn Shas. Yasher koach!The app, like every app, has technical issues to address. The interface is quite beautiful and functional, but yesterday’s daf had the wrong image linked to the audio. Aside from that, it functions well!

Great app. Otherwise once you get the Daf you want playing, it’s amazing The rabbi is clear and detailed. He explains very well, the daf is a nice print... Great app. have learnt many blat here. So helpfull! Thanks for creating it!

Love the daily Daf in this app. Was using the web version from my laptop without issue. Recently started using on my iPad and sadly, I cannot access the intro or review videos which I have found to be very helpful. The Daf Shiur plays just fine though sometimes i wish I could speed it up to 1.25 or 1.5 speed. Also, if I swipe or try to relocate the speakers image it sometimes seems to float behind the text. I can still move and resize the speaker image but Rabbi S looks like a ghost behind the text.

The app crashes every time i try opening it on a 6th gen iPad using iOS 13.2.UPDATE: I deleted the app and reinstalled it. Now it runs. Will try it out for the first time.UPDATE 2: The main video works, but the intro and recap videos don’t want to load. Also, a skip button (+10 seconds, -10 seconds) might be helpful.