Check the right city and the right service
In Amidora, confirm the selected city, the city's time zone and the candle-lighting offset used by your community. Then check the nusach and open the relevant Shabbat text before you need it. Jerusalem and other communities can have customs that make an assumed default inappropriate.
- Confirm the local timetable through your accepted source.
- Check the week's Shabbat information and parsha.
- Review the prayer text and its available language.
- Arrange any printed reading material beforehand.
Know what the app does and what this page does
Amidora's native features include Shabbat information, a luach and optional local reminders. A reminder is a convenience, not the authority for a deadline; device settings and notification permissions can affect whether you see it. Keep an accepted timetable available when timing matters.
This site's Hebrew date converter supplies no candle-lighting or nightfall calculation. If you are traveling, check the destination rather than carrying over a home-city screenshot. If a date or custom is unclear, ask the question while there is time to resolve it, rather than inferring a ruling from an app's highlighted screen.