The tools, no installation needed
The same functions as the Claude connector, usable right here. No data is kept.
A question rather than a tool? Ask it in English — the answer is read from the texts.
Zmanim and Shabbat
Today's or Shabbat's times for your city (Hebcal data).
The zmanim are the hours that structure the Jewish day (sunrise, the latest time for the Shema, sunset…). In beginner mode, each time is explained. “Shabbat times” gives candle-lighting and the end of Shabbat.
Hebrew date
Converts a civil date — with the day's events (holidays, parashah, Rosh Chodesh).
The Hebrew calendar counts the years from Creation (2026 corresponds to 5786–5787) and its months follow the moon. Note: the Hebrew day begins the evening before.
Gematria
Five methods, word by word: hechrechi, gadol, katan, siduri, atbash.
Every Hebrew letter has a numerical value (א = 1 … ת = 400): the gematria of a word is the sum of its letters. No Hebrew keyboard? Click the letters below, or pick a common word.
Nikkud
Vocalization of a Hebrew text by Dicta's nakdan.
Nikkud is the system of vowel points beneath and above the letters: Hebrew is usually written without them, and this tool puts them back — precious for learning to read. Use the keyboard below if you need to.
Source card
A card with Hebrew + translation + link, ready to paste into WhatsApp. The text is read via Sefaria — with a translation when one exists.
Choose the book, then the chapter and verse (or the page for the Talmud): the reference builds itself.