Tehillim App - Keep your Tehillim (Psalms) with you at all times

Key App Features:

• Browse the Tehillim using preset shortcuts, including by chapter, book, day of week and month.
• My Daily Tehillim: Personalize the app based on your daily Tehillim routine.
• Automatic personal chapters (i.e. chapters for family members) that automatically increment on their birthday.
• Access pre-selected Psalms by occasion, including: childbirth, birthday, health, and at a gravesite.
• No Internet connection required to use the app.

Features the Tehillim Ohel Yosef Yitzchak with English Translation from Kehot Publication Society

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24 Comments

Cara Johannesburg July 10, 2024

Good day
Is there a specific tehillim that goes with your Hebrew Birth Date ? I don’t mean the Tehillim you say re your age Reply

Simcha Bart July 10, 2024

in response to Cara :

There is no one specific chapter that I am aware of, though the Lubavitcher Rebbe encouraged to complete the entire Tehillim on one's Hebrew birthday, or at least recite one of the 5 sections of that Tehillim is divided into. The Rebbe also encouraged to study the new chapter of Tehillim that corresponds to one's age on the birthday. Reply

James Lloyd-Williams Sheffield UK July 6, 2024

Is there audio on the app? I want to know before I have to pay for the app. Many thanks. Reply

Chabad.org Staff July 10, 2024

in response to James Lloyd-Williams:

There is no audio on the app yet, sorry! You can find audio Psalms at this link Reply

Hephzibah April 24, 2024

Todah rabah Chabad, what a blessing to us all.. Baruch HaShem! Reply

eliezer December 6, 2023

Should say it cost$ money to download Reply

Shelly Brooklyn December 31, 2023

in response to eliezer:

Absolutely .. this information is important .. was it omitted with intention? Or perhaps an oversight .. in either case it should be clarified Reply

Batsheva Baltimore November 8, 2023

How can you get the Free Tehillim app on an IPhone Reply

Chabad.org Staff November 9, 2023

in response to Batsheva:

Hi! The app was free only for a few days, I'm sorry. You can find it on your play store under Chabad.org Tehillim app. Reply

Danna October 25, 2023

I downloaded my copy, and thank you! In case anyone doesn't know, you can toggle between Hebrew and English by tapping the globe in the upper right corner. Reply

Ilkka Vähäaho Finland October 8, 2023

Which translation is there in English? Reply

Chabad.org Staff October 12, 2023

in response to Ilkka Vähäaho:

It is the Kehot translation. Reply

Danna October 25, 2023

in response to Ilkka Vähäaho:

Just tap the little globe in the upper right corner and it toggles between Hebrew and English. Reply

Juan Puig USA August 30, 2023

Is it in English as well? Reply

BOB STERN Chester August 30, 2023

in response to Juan Puig:

Yes Reply

Juan Puig USA August 30, 2023

in response to BOB STERN:

Thank you very much. Reply

Michael Benstock Sydney July 2, 2023

I read the tehillim on a daily basis. I try to be very meticulous in reading the Hebrew with especial emphasis on correct punctuation and emphasis. I am looking for a tehillin which differentiates between the qamas katan and the qamas gadol. This is important for me as I am a Sephardi and correct reading is emphasised as our custom. Can you help.
Cheers
Michael Reply

Shoshanna Amsterdam October 24, 2023

in response to Michael Benstock:

Tehillim shai laMora or Artscroll have it Reply

Michael Benstock Australia November 10, 2023

in response to Shoshanna :

I have now found my perfect Tehillim. It’s called Tehillim Masliah. I heard about it thru these pages. I would refer anyone keen on reading correct Hebrew to purchase it. Reply

Sarah Masha West Bloomfield March 2, 2023

Please make the translation line by line next to the hebrew text.

I use the SwiftKey keyboard and the various languages (English, Hebrew, Spanish, French) don't interfere with each other. Reply

BOB STERN Chester, MD February 27, 2023

I downloaded this app to my iPad. I hope I won’t be charged again when I download it to my iPhone.

The “At the Gravesite”feature requires that you type in the Hebrew name of the deceased using Hebrew letters. I uninstalled my Hebrew keyboard last year because it was interfering with the English keyboard. So I can’t use that feature. 😕 Reply

Yochanan Isr August 29, 2023

in response to BOB STERN:

Why were those keyboards interfering? Which operating system? Yes or no mobile? Reply

BOB STERN Maryland August 29, 2023

in response to Yochanan:

iOS. Sorry I can’t remember exactly. Certain actions would cause it to switch to Hebrew when inappropriate. It may have been when I tapped the shift key on the virtual keyboard but if I recall correctly also when using an auxiliary keyboard.

Same situation for iPad and iPhone. Reply

Yochanan Isr May 3, 2024

in response to BOB STERN:

Your answer was very helpful Toda raba!
I recognize the matter, it is something with s complex synchronisation and decisions, AI, suggests/wordlists, using both languages together, bugs and proc-choices (like deciding not to communicate when a decision between 'i' & 'o' & 'u' needs user action) & more. But the commercial interference is mostly bad by swallowing resource time (slower).
They are trying to get AI 'full' independent from HI (human intelligence communicating different from AI). Why? (Trying independency) Reply

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