The Smart Siddur App Suite

Good to know, I was about to download it Reply

I found that Selichot for Rosh Hashanah are in the "Annotated" app version (blue label) but not the "Linear" app (black label). I imagine its because RH Selichot are printed in their own sefer, and it wouldn't be cost effective to produce just a Selichot app. The Annotated app version has more content (than the Linear) and you can switch between English and Hebrew where needed. The Linear app is good but still somewhat limited. It doesn't help in learning individual word meanings, but you do get the overall understanding. Reply

Thank you and Shana Tova Reply

I bought it some where. Reply

Are there any plans to have it in the Samsung App Store as well? Reply

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

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

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

Absolutely agree with this feedback Reply

The "Annotated" app version (blue label) contains prayers in English or Hebrew (you can choose and switch between). The "Linear" app (black label) lists prayers in English one side and Hebrew on the other side of the screen/page. Instructions in both apps are in English.
The Annotated app version has slightly more content than the Linear, like Selichot for Rosh Hashanah. The Linear app is good but somewhat limited. It doesn't help in learning individual word meanings, but you do get the overall understanding if that's all you need. For beginners, neither app will do much in helping one learn Hebrew initially but will be OK for praying in English only or practicing Hebrew until proficient. To learn Hebrew using siddurim, you would need to look elsewhere (like My Siddurim). Or perhaps printed siddurim that are either interlinear (to learn individual words), or transliterated (to practice pronounciation). After learning, I still came back to the Tehilat HaShem siddur as my preference. Reply