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!
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Boris
New York
November 21, 2025
Hi. Is there a version with English transliteration? Reply
Chabad.org Editorial Staff
November 21, 2025
in response to Boris:
Not yet at this time, we are sorry! Check out the material published in print by theJewishLearningGroup for a selection of transliterated prayers. Reply
David
April 30, 2025
A bit of a dupe post on another page. Sorry! Found this page after posting elsewhere.
I'd like to get an app for my iphone of the siddur we use at our Chabad House - Siddur Tehillat Hashem with English Translation (has to have English)
Can you let me know which of your apps would be the best for this?
Thank you
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Chabad.org Staff
May 2, 2025
in response to David:
Happy to help! You probably want to select the Annotated Hebrew/English Siddur. Reply
Michael B Partensky
Waltham
April 17, 2025
Do you have a Russian version? Reply
Thalia
January 5, 2025
Is there one that includes Spanish translations? Reply
Eli Levy
haifa
January 14, 2025
in response to Thalia:
Hi Thalia,
No we dont have the spanish Siddur avaliable in our apps.
But you could buy the translated Siddur in Kehot Sudamericana. kehot.com.ar
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Adam
September 20, 2024
Any chance of a transliterated version?? Thanks. Reply
Morty
July 23, 2024
Would be nice to have a fully transliterated version Reply
Shay
July 18, 2024
Are there Siddur Apple Watch apps Reply
דב שמואל פרידמן
מעלה אדומים, ליד ירושלים
May 29, 2024
I'm interested in an Ashkenazi Siddur from Win10, not my Mobile device(s).
Anyone?
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Anny
December 29, 2023
Love all the resources thank you so much. Please consider adding one with transliterations that can be read side by side with reader's choice, ie Hebrew English or both. I want to learn how to say prayers in Hebrew while at same time knowing what it is I'm saying. Thank you. Reply
Daisy
September 3, 2023
can you provide this app free for all? Reply
Leah Schneider
VA
November 20, 2023
in response to Daisy:
I would really appreciate a chabad smart Sidur to learn how and when to say the prayers through out the day and night. Thank G-d there's a way to get this. Thank you so much. Leah Schneider Reply
Daisy
September 3, 2023
but this app is not free. Reply
Shira
NC
March 9, 2023
Now if you could only add the English transliterations and audio… Reply
Ari
November 22, 2022
Wow wow wow! I forgot my siddur today and this is just what I needed. Soooo blessed to be Jewish and have Chabad. Thank you truly! Reply
Micky
Bacal
June 24, 2022
Would love to see the Spanish version (hebreo/español/fonética). The red color Sidur. Reply
Lynda
London UK
November 19, 2021
Thank you for a siddur that fits on my phone and is easy to read. I can now start to get the Hebrew in my sights.
I feel more at ease knowing I am reading it correctly and not getting lines mixed up.
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Ira Lovitch
Florida
October 3, 2021
Is there a version of this Siddur that also includes English transliteration of the Hebrew for those who do not read Hebrew but wish to pray along with everyone in the Shul? Thank you. Reply
Chai
Port Hueneme
December 8, 2022
in response to Ira Lovitch:
The Mishkan T'Filah has transliteration, but I have not found it on any of the Apps. If there is one, I too would love to download it:) Reply
Phil Landsberg
Flushing
September 14, 2021
I am regrettably unable to purchase apps on the Google Play Store at this time, but if you add it to the Samsung Galaxy store please be sure and let me know and I will immediately purchase Reply
Celia Rachel
UK
August 29, 2021
I downloaded this app because I need Selichot prayers Sadly after downloading they are not included ? Reply
Annonymous
September 13, 2021
in response to Celia Rachel:
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
Celia Rachel Owen
SHREWSBURY
September 14, 2021
in response to Annonymous:
Thank you and Shana Tova Reply
Stephen Brenner
July 12, 2021
Are the Kinos in English now on the app? Reply
Is the Linear Edition available in a physical book?
Yes it is, you can find it on kehot.com