Erev: Shabbat Times & Kosher

What time does Shabbat start? Open Erev: Shabbat, holiday and fast times, accurate to the minute, even offline. And the kosher scanner decides for you.

Friday afternoon. One question: what time does Shabbat start?

Erev answers before you even open the app — the countdown lives on your lock screen, updates live, and slips away after havdalah. That's the whole idea: a Jewish app that shows up at the right moment, beautiful and precise, and leaves you alone the rest of the time.

SHABBAT ON YOUR LOCK SCREEN Candle lighting, havdalah, this week's parsha — as a Live Activity and on the Dynamic Island, without unlocking your phone.

KOSHER? SCAN IT. Aim at the barcode: a verdict in one second, based only on recognized official lists, sources always shown. "Not listed" never means "not kosher": Erev doesn't guess — it shows you the ingredients and lets you judge. Fresh fish with no barcode? The kosher species list (fins + scales) is built in.

JEWISH TIME, MADE CLEAR Precise zmanim for your location, a holiday calendar with Fridays and Shabbat marked in gold, and a home screen that knows what you need right now: morning prayer when you wake, candle lighting on Friday, havdalah on Saturday night.

A LIVING LIBRARY Essential prayers, the right bracha for every food, all 613 mitzvot explained simply, a clear guide for every holiday.

FOUR LIGHTS, ONE SOUL The app follows the light of the day — dawn, day, dusk, night — and speaks four languages: English, Français, Español, עברית.

FREE. Zero ads, zero subscriptions, zero accounts, zero tracking. Everything works offline. Spot a mistake? Report it from the app — it gets fixed fast, and the whole community benefits.

Erev is made with love, for every Jew, from every community. Write to us: erev.app@gmail.com