Tikkun Korim תיקון קוראים

Name: Tikkun Korim תיקון קוראים
Rating: 4.52 (801 reviews)
Author: Shafeh.org

By: Shafeh.org

Tikkun Korim Is Used to Practice Laining Any Parsha in the Torah.

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Features & Capabilities

Tikkun Korim (תיקון קוראים) is a Chrome extension designed for practicing Torah reading, allowing users to select any Parsha including double Parshiot and start immediate practice. It features the traditional layout with the Chumash text on the right and the Torah text on the left, optimized specifically for one-handed use on small-screen devices. Users can tap the text to toggle between reading with Nikkud and Trop markings and reading without them, facilitating easier learning and review.

With simple navigation controls—such as back buttons, start-over grids, and arrows to quickly switch between Aliyot—this tool makes Torah study accessible and convenient on the go. Tikkun Korim supports all five Chumashim (חמשה חומשי תורה), making it an essential companion for anyone looking to enhance their Torah reading skills efficiently and effectively.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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Version:

1.0.0 Last updated: 2023-10-09

Version code:

10000

Creation date:

2013-04-21

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Permissions:

android.permission.INTERNET Low risk
sharshi.torah.DYNAMIC_RECEIVER_NOT_EXPORTED_PERMISSION

Size:

3.26MB

Email:

ma*****@shafeh.org

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Website ,Privacy policy

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Source:

Google Play Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-12

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Developed by:

Shafeh.org

Google Play Store

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=sharshi.torah

Email:

ma*****@shafeh.org

Website:

https://shafeh.org/tikkun

User Reviews

Users find the app simple, convenient, and useful for preparing Torah readings with offline access and easy toggling of vowels and text modes. However, many request audio features, improved text alignment mirroring Torah scrolls, correction of errors in vowels and tropes, and better navigation such as remembering one's place or defaulting to the current week's parsha. Overall, it is praised for functionality but could be enhanced with layout fixes and audio support.

Pros

Simple and convenient user interface with easy toggling between Torah and Chumash modes
Useful tool for Ba'al Koreh with clear and helpful text for preparing readings
Offline functionality allows usage without internet, helpful for on-the-go practice
Ability to toggle nikud (vowels) on and off with a simple tap
Fast navigation to find parsha and aliyah with good compatibility across devices

Cons

Lack of audio feature with read-along capability
Issues with text layout: improper indentation and misalignment with actual Torah scroll columns
Errors in nikud and trope (teamim) markings which affects accuracy
No option to remove nikkud completely or to manage punctuation size causing confusion
App does not remember last used location or default to this week's parsha on startup