Local by design
Solar calculations, location choices, reminders, and settings stay on the device. There are no accounts, ads, tracking SDKs, or app-owned analytics.
Twelve unequal hours. One living day.
Jewish time,
made visible.
Kesheva turns zmanim into a living clock for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Live Activities, and Apple TV. The current seasonal hour unfolds at a glance while the exact named times remain close.
Colophon / TestFlight edition
Built around the clock itself.
Day, threshold, night
The dial distinguishes daytime, Bein hashmashos, twelve proportional Night Hours, and dawn without flattening them into one generic timetable.
Torah in context
Daily Torah opens into Hebrew and public-domain JPS 1917 English. The latest successful reading is cached locally for resilience.
A note before testing
A calendar and educational aid
Kesheva supports Baal HaTanya, GRA, Magen Avraham, and Rabbeinu Tam calculation choices. Community practice and personal circumstances vary. Compare consequential times with a trusted local luach and follow your rabbi or community authority.
The first TestFlight is intended for careful testing across locations, languages, devices, and community customs. Feedback on timing, Hebrew wording, accessibility, and boundary behavior is especially useful.