The BTI Siddur is the official digital prayer book of Beit Tefilah Israeli — Israel's leading progressive congregation in Tel Aviv, which for more than two decades has been developing a living, creative Israeli Judaism, and is home to the famous musical Kabbalat Shabbat services at the Tel Aviv Port.
Based on Beit Tefilah Israeli's printed Siddur Erev Shabbat uMo'ed, the digital siddur expands the collection across the entire Jewish year. Carry the full BTI Siddur in the palm of your hand — beautifully typeset, multilingual, and always growing.

TRADITION AND RENEWAL, JEWISH AND ISRAELI

The siddur reflects the singular character of Beit Tefilah Israeli: a living dialogue between ancient prayers and contemporary Jewish-Israeli expression. Alongside the classic Kabbalat Shabbat and Arvit LeShabbat liturgy, you will find modern Hebrew songs, piyyutim, readings, Kavanot, and poetry born from Israeli life — woven together into one coherent, ever-renewing service.

This is a siddur that breathes.

A SIDDUR THAT GROWS

The siddur grows with the congregation. New prayers, songs, poetry, and readings are added continuously — so the siddur you open next Shabbat may contain more than the one you opened last week.

439 FIRST ITEMS — PRAYERS, SONGS, PIYUTIM, POEMS AND MEDITATIONS

Browse the complete service including piyyutim, Birkat Hamazon, holiday songs, contemporary poetry, and more — all in the BTI tradition.

4 LANGUAGES · 11 DISPLAY MODES

• Hebrew
• Phonetic (transliteration)
• English
• Español
• Bilingual and trilingual combined layouts
Switch between languages in one tap — for prayer, learning, or leading.

LIVE SERVICE MODE

Use the digital siddur to join services in real time. The service leader controls the page for everyone — scan the QR code and the siddur turns the page for you, from wherever you're sitting.

BTI Siddur works seamlessly with Siddur Studio — the professional platform for building and leading prayer services.

COMPREHENSIVE SEARCH

Find any prayer or song by title, full text, keyword, theme, occasion, author, or composer.

PERSONAL TOOLS

• Favorites — mark prayers and songs you return to often or especially love
• Personal annotations — write private notes on any item
• Dark mode
• Adjustable text size

FREE TO USE

No account required. No ads. No subscriptions.

Copyright belongs to the authors of the texts.
Israeli-authored poems and songs are licensed by ACUM for digital use."
Translation rights belong to Beit Tefilah Israeli.

Developed by Esteban Gottfried for Beit Tefilah Israeli.
Siddur Erev Shabbat uMo'ed — © Esteban Gottfried and Beit Tefilah Israeli