Yid Events keeps your dates on the Hebrew calendar and works out the days that follow from them, so you don't have to count by hand.
WHAT YOU ENTER
• Regular event — the date that drives every calculation
• Baby — restarts the count
• Hefsek Tahara and Mikvah — checked against your own minimum-day settings
• Bedikah — with morning and evening tracking through the shivah nekiyim
WHAT IT WORKS OUT FOR YOU
• Day 30 and day 31, counting the event day itself as day one
• Haflagah — the interval since your previous event, projected forward, with a shorter haflagah dropped once a longer one governs
• Chazakah — flagged when three consecutive events fall on the same Hebrew day of the month
• Yom HaChodesh (-ח) — marks a 30/31 that lands on the same Hebrew day as its source event
BOTH CALENDARS, SIDE BY SIDE
Hebrew and English dates together in a month view and a list view, with zmanim for your ZIP code.
BUILT AROUND YOUR SETTINGS
Set your shivah nekiyim duration and your minimum days, and choose which calculated events you want to see. Everything recalculates whenever you add, edit or delete a date.
ALSO INCLUDED
• Optional email reminders before an upcoming date
• Recover recently deleted events
• Print or export your records
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Your dates are yours. Nothing is shared with other companies and nothing is sold. Reminder emails go only to you. You can delete your data, or your whole account, at any time.
Yid Events requires an account.
Hebrew-date tracking with haflagah, chazakah and 30/31 worked out for you