You've always wanted a great Siddur app...
An app that will speak your language,
tell you what and when to say it
and will provide you with timely prayer-related information...

The Siddur app you've been looking for is here!

Download the Siddur App from the Apple App Store

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Avi Zakai Santa Clara October 7, 2020

On android or windows apps?? Reply

Chabad.org Staff October 7, 2020

in response to Avi Zakai:

Our apps are available for both Android and Apple. Reply

Anonymous Natick August 10, 2019

Kinos is not English, hope this can be updated soon. Downloaded the app just for this purpose Reply

Chabad.org Staff August 12, 2019

in response to Anonymous:

We hope so too, we are sorry you were disappointed this time! Reply

Mosheh Natan los anageles December 27, 2018

Is this app for sefaradim ? Reply

Chabad.org Staff January 1, 2019

in response to Mosheh Natan:

This Siddur follows Nusach Ari. Reply

Mosheh Natan los anageles January 2, 2019

in response to Chabad.org Staff:

You are not answering my question. Is this Khabad , Ashkenazim or serfaradim ? Reply

Chabad.org Staff January 8, 2019

in response to Mosheh Natan:

It is the Chabad siddur which follows Nusach Ari, a variation of Nusach Sefarad. Reply

Anonymous Seattle December 12, 2018

Will you ever offer a siddur with transliteration for those of us who are learning Hebrew? Reply

Chabad.org Staff December 12, 2018

in response to Anonymous:

Hopefully in the future! Reply

Anonymous December 13, 2018

in response to Anonymous:

A transliterated and linear (combined) siddur for english speakers is the breakthrough I think many have been waiting on, for some time now. One can find either, but not both together. It would be such a service to those of us who want to pray correctly and honorably in hebrew plus understand what we are saying. Some people are just not good at learning languages too. Then there's those seeking a different nusach (sefard) and perhaps even a spanish language version too. I think we have a project ready to start. Anyone with me? I'd help. :) Reply

Mark Gering Chabad North Shore, Sydney November 9, 2020

in response to Chabad.org Staff:

Hi I note your comment that a transliterated and linear (combined) siddur for english speakers will be done "in the future". Has this been achieved yet. Digital transformation provides an extraordinary opportunity to engage with so many Jews who are being left out by not learning hebrew.It is very difficult to keep up / follow services without being able to follow the hebrew. Reply

Mark Gering Chabad North Shore, Sydney November 9, 2020

in response to Anonymous:

Absolutely agree with this feedback Reply

Anonymous December 4, 2018

What is the difference between the annotated and linear? Reply