Análisis de la app Lishkod – Daily Torah Study para 6 de octubre

Lishkod brings all your daily Torah learning together in one place. You choose what to study, and each morning today's learning is ready and waiting — to read and to listen. Free. No ads. (The interface is still in Hebrew. Leave us a note if you want it translated) ■ What you can learn • Weekly Torah portion (Parashah) — with Rashi and other commentaries you choose, chanted reading with cantillation, and a daily class • Daily Tanakh — in several study tracks: a chapter a day, a seder a day, two chapters a day, or the Bible's narratives • Daily Psalms, and a personal Psalms track by age for every member of the family • Psalms by the days of the week, and Tikkun HaKlali — also with cantillation • Daily Mishnah — a chapter a week, a daily chapter, or two mishnayot a day • Daily Halachah — Shulchan Aruch with commentaries, Kitzur Shulchan Aruch, Peninei Halachah, and "Shmirat HaLashon" from the works of the Chofetz Chaim • Daf Yomi — the full page, with a class to listen to or watch, and a choice of teachers • Daily Jerusalem Talmud (Yerushalmi) — with Penei Moshe and Korban HaEidah, and a class to listen to or watch • Daily Rambam, Daily Tanya, Hayom Yom, Chitas and Likutei Moharan • Yahrzeits of the tzaddikim — each day shows the tzaddikim whose day of remembrance it is, usually with a story about them • A daily niggun, and a prayer before learning ■ Why here Everything in one place — instead of chasing after several websites and groups, everything you chose to learn appears on a single screen, arranged by the Hebrew date. A fast, effortless interface — you won't believe it until you try it. To read and to listen — nearly every study track also has a recorded class. Read, listen on the go, or do both. The player remembers where you left off, and you can speed it up. Tracks with no recorded class have computer-read narration. All in a row, for the road — one button at the top of the app plays all of today's audio, one after another, in the order you chose. You can also add tracks that have no class, using narration. A learning streak — the app encourages you in many ways to keep your streak going. A tracking board marks what you've already learned and invites you to fill in any gaps. Travel through time — swipe right or left to change the day; an open card stays open and updates. You can also pick a date straight from the calendar. It stays with you — learning you've already opened once is available even without an internet connection. Your learning, no one else's — you decide which cards appear, in what order, and in which color theme. Personal study plans — none of the existing tracks suit you? Build your own: choose the books, a start date and a pace, and the app works out the rest. Sources at a tap — a reference inside the text opens right there, without leaving your learning. Even Rashi's Old-French words are explained at a tap. A built-in gematria calculator — select any Hebrew text to see its gematria at once, and tap to open a full calculator: every calculation method, figurate numbers, and a search for values across the Tanakh. A daily reminder — if you'd like, at a time you choose. Sync your settings and progress across your different devices. ■ Credits Texts courtesy of Sefaria. Study schedules and classes courtesy of the teachers and institutions named within the app. The app is completely free and was built out of love of Torah. If it helps you — share it with another Jew.