Zmanim now opens instantly. - Today's times appear the moment you open the app, with no loading spinner. Your last times show right away and refresh quietly in the background. - For US cities, zmanim and Shabbat times are calculated right on your iPhone, so they work fully offline. - Widgets, the Apple Watch app and Siri use the same on-device times and keep working without a connection. - Faster, more reliable updates on weak connections, and popular cities load without the network.

Zmanim now speaks Hebrew, and Siri understands you much better. - Full Hebrew: choose Hebrew in Settings and the whole app switches, right to left, including widgets, the Apple Watch app and complications, notifications and city names. - Siri, rebuilt: ask in English or Hebrew, for today, tomorrow or any day this week, for your city or another one. Answers come straight from your zmanim, work offline for your saved city, and say so plainly when a question is outside what Zmanim can answer. - Say Now: a card on Today shows what you can still say right now, such as Sefirat HaOmer or Kiddush Levana, and until when. - Daily reminders for any zman, plus habits you can check off with streaks. - Export your zmanim and holiday times to any calendar as an .ics file. - Recent cities can be swiped away or cleared, and city search handles Hebrew spelling.

This week's parsha now heads the Today screen and the Shabbat card, in English and Hebrew. Holiday times load faster and use less data: candle-lighting, fast and havdalah times for every upcoming holiday now arrive in a single request and are remembered for your city. Sefirat HaOmer reminders now arrive on the right evening in every time zone, including the 49th night. Widgets retry within 15 minutes after a failed update, refresh when you open the app, and show a small offline mark when their times are not current.

Opens instantly: today's times appear the moment you open the app, even offline, and refresh quietly in the background. - US city and ZIP code search is instant and works without a connection.

City search is much faster: suggestions now appear as you type instead of after you stop.

A fresh new look, inspired by first light at dawn. - The next zman now stands out on its own night-sky card on Today, with a clear symbol for every zman. - Fixed: in the evening the calendar could mark tomorrow as today. It now always highlights the right day.

Stability improvements: the app now reports anonymous crash diagnostics so we can find and fix crashes faster.

Remember every yahrzeit. - Yahrzeits, Hebrew birthdays and anniversaries: enter the date once and Zmanim works out the right Hebrew date every year, Adar and leap years included. - The evening a yahrzeit begins, a reminder comes 30 minutes before sunset to light the candle. On Friday it comes early enough to light before the Shabbat candles; on Saturday night, after Shabbat ends. - Birthdays and anniversaries get a morning reminder on the day. - Names and dates stay on your iPhone. - Ask Siri how long you have left for Shema, Shacharit or Mincha. - Zmanim Pro for shul members: ask Siri for your shul's next minyan, its latest notices, or a daily briefing. Enter your shul's code during setup or in Settings.

Ask Siri. - "Hey Siri, when is candle lighting in Zmanim?" Siri answers out loud, no need to open the app. It also knows when Shabbat ends, the next zman, and today's sunrise, sunset, latest Shema and more. - "Hey Siri, share this week's times with Zmanim" opens the weekly card, ready to send. - Every question is also a Shortcut, so you can put it on the Home Screen or the Action button. - Zmanim Pro for shul members: if your shul is on ShulMaker, enter your shul's code in Settings. Pro is included, and a new My Shul screen shows your shul's notices and minyan times.

A quick setup, a cleaner Today screen, and Shabbat times for the whole family. - Share this week's times: a ready-made card with candle lighting and havdalah for your city, a fresh look every week, sent to family in two taps. - Friday reminder at noon when the week's card is ready. - Lock Screen countdown to candle lighting, in the Dynamic Island too, from the moment you open the app on Friday or the eve of a holiday. - Quick setup on first launch: pick your location, how you read Hebrew, and what you use the app for, and Zmanim sets itself up to match. - A redesigned Today screen: the next zman up front with a countdown, and the whole day in clean, easy-to-scan sections. - Prayer translations now default to English, and US cities come first in the city search.

Zmanym on your wrist, and room to breathe on bigger screens. - New Apple Watch app: the next zman at a glance, today's full zmanim, and the upcoming holiday. - Watch face complications that count down to the next zman. - Made for the foldable iPhone and the iPhone 18 lineup: a two-column layout when there's room, a side-by-side synagogue map, and full landscape support.

Refreshed App Store screenshots — the listing now shows the current app: the new icon, the Jewish calendar, the synagogue map, and the holiday screens. No functional changes.

Shuls, a Jewish calendar, and widgets. - Find a synagogue anywhere in the country on a live map, see its own zmanim and next minyan, and share it. - A full Jewish calendar tab with holidays, the Omer count, and one-tap sync to your iOS calendar. - Home Screen widgets for the next zman. - A guide to the zmanim and the daily liturgy, in your language. - Faster, more accurate location, and every screen now scales with Dynamic Type. - A new app icon.