The Hebrew and civil calendars side by side, with holidays, the weekly parsha, zmanim for your location, and personal events such as yahrzeits, birthdays and anniversaries. Print or export a whole year.
What it does
- Civil Month and Hebrew Month views, Today and Go to Year — back to 3760 BCE, with the Julian calendar before the Gregorian reform.
- Open on today, or on the day you last selected.
- Move through the calendar with the arrow keys: ← → a day, ↑ ↓ a week.
- Jewish, Israeli and civil holidays, the weekly parsha and special Shabbatot, for Israel or the diaspora.
- Zmanim for any location, by the built-in shitot (GRA, Magen Avraham, Chabad, Harav Ovadiah Yosef, Harav Mordechai Eliyahu, Kisei Rachamim, Maaseh Nissim) or your own, with Rabbeinu Tam if you wish.
- Places in Judea and Samaria use Israel’s clock, including daylight saving.
- Personal events — azkarot, birthdays, anniversaries, one-time dates — with reminders, Bar and Bat Mitzvah dates, and an optional civil date.
- Set or change an event’s date by its civil or Hebrew date.
- Share events with your family or your shul: choose which events to export to a Kaluach events file, and which to import from one.
- Zmanim alarms, never on Shabbat or Yom Tov.
- Print a year of Shabbatot and holidays with their times, or export every day to a spreadsheet.
- English and Hebrew. Your events and locations stay the same on your Macs and in iKaluach through iCloud.
Requirements
macOS 14 Sonoma or later.
Help
The same help is built into the app: Help › Kaluach Help.