PocketTorah

My daughter has Zachor as her haftorah and it is not in the app. Please add the special portions!

A great, great help in preparing to read. One demerit: crashes on my iPad Air 4 (but not on my iPad Air 2) when I select “This Week’s Torah Readings”.

CHECK YALLS SPEELEN YA GOT ZEN TYPOS IN MA PARASHAT BOI!!!!!

This is a really great app but the only downside is not being able to search for your portion and it not letting you save it as your portion

The pause button rarely works. I tried re-downloading and that did not help.

I was Bar Mitzvah in 2022 at age 68. I have read Torah a few times since then, and it has been difficult. Several months ago a friend recommended Pocket Torah. Your app made all the difference. The recording and the ability to switch between the prayer book font with vowels and the script in the Torah scroll make preparation so much easier. On Giving Tuesday I donated to AJWS to pay it forward. You’re the best.

Pocket Torah is my most favorite app, I use it whenever I’m reading if I need to make sure I’m reading my trope right or anything else. But I have to close the app every 4 or 5 times I read a section or verse because the yellow highlight stops being in sync with the words being chanted. And then the pause button or back button don’t work either. You can only have so much time practicing before you have to reboot everything. It’s quite frustrating to have to close and reload the app every time, on top of having to re-find my portion. PLEASE fix the bugs!!!! But otherwise, a really great app.

The app itself is great shower two things I noticed. The app gives no way to provide feedback to the developer when a mistake is found. And I found a big mistake - for parshah vayera (fourth parshah in the first of the five books of the Torah) the wrong haftorah is provided both in words and chanting - you have it as 1 kings 4:1-37 but it should actually be 2 kings 4:1-37

Nice app but kind of buggy. Needs an update

This is a fantastic app. Truly helpful. That said, i wonder if they might consider re-recording the Haftarah for this week, Shabbat Chazon (parshat Devarim) to incorporate the Eicha trope switches that are traditionally used in chanting it. I think it would be a great help.