Nowhue shows the day's zmanim for exactly where you are, beautifully and at a glance.
TODAY
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The time, the Hebrew date and the weather for your city
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Candle lighting and Havdalah for this Shabbat, with a countdown
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Every zman: dawn, tallit and tefillin, sunrise, latest Shema and Shacharit, midday, Mincha, Plag HaMincha, sunset and nightfall, with the next one highlighted
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What changes in today's prayers (Mashiv HaRuach, Tachanun, Hallel and more)
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A Shabbat dashboard with a pre-Shabbat checklist
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Swipe between the cities you care about, and travel mode when you are away
CALENDAR
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The Hebrew and English calendar side by side, with holidays, Rosh Chodesh, fasts and the weekly parasha
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Israel or Diaspora calendar
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English and Hebrew birthdays for you and your family, bar and bat mitzvah countdowns
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Yahrzeits with a reminder and memorial prayers
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Ask Nowhue: ask "When is Pesach next year?" or "What is my Hebrew birthday?" and get the answer
SIDDUR AND LEARNING
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Weekday, Shabbat and holiday prayers in Hebrew with an English translation
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Ashkenaz, Sefard, Edot HaMizrach and Chabad (weekday)
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The whole book of Tehillim, with daily and weekly portions
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Daily learning: Daf Yomi, Rambam, Chumash with Rashi, Mishnah and more, inside the app
YOUR SHUL
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Join your synagogue or community with its code to see service times, events and announcements, and get a notification when they change
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Find a minyan near you
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Community leaders manage everything from the app or nowhue.com
REMINDERS
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Shabbat starting soon, Shabbat has ended, candle lighting, latest Shema and more, on the minute
DISPLAYS
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Pair a Nowhue wall display or turn a TV into a zmanim board for your home or shul
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
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Your communities and prayer tradition stay on your phone and are never linked to your account
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Ads are matched by ZIP code only, never by community or faith
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No tracking across apps, no data sold
Fully in English and Hebrew (right to left), also in Spanish and French.
Times are calculated with standard halachic opinions and are being reviewed by a rabbi; check with your rav for practice.