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Lechem

A calm, one-glance companion for the brachos and tefillos of an ordinary day.

Lechem is the companion a Jew keeps in his pocket for the holy things he does every day — the brachos, the davening, the learning. It carries every one of them for you, so you never have to be an expert. It is warm, it is private, and it is built for everyone.

What Lechem is

  • The companion you keep in your pocket

    Lechem carries the holy things you do every day — the brachos, the davening, the learning — so you never have to be an expert. It knows what to say and when, it says it with you, and it quietly keeps your day.

  • Built for everyone

    A scholar, a beginner, a woman, a child who cannot yet read. If you can tap a screen, Lechem is yours.

  • Coming

    You, on every screen

    You sign in once, and your Lechem is yours everywhere — the same practice, the same place you left off, on your phone and here on the web. Nothing is lost, nothing is stranded on one device.

  • The hundred blessings

    A Jew makes about a hundred brachos a day. You tell Lechem what is happening — you are about to eat, you woke up, you saw a rainbow — and it gives you the exact words. Your count climbs toward a hundred: a gentle, private notice of your day, never a score anyone else sees.

  • Every bracha, in the moment

    Holding a food and not sure? Lechem tells you the blessing, before and after, with the right words added for Shabbos, Rosh Chodesh, Chanukah. The whole siddur is here and it knows the time of day — Tehillim, the machzor, the special tefillos of every day.

  • The whole Torah, in your pocket

    The Chumash, the entire Tanach — all twenty-four books — Chitas and Shnayim Mikra each day, the shiurim and their measures, all in a beautiful, readable Hebrew type.

  • Your day, understood

    Lechem knows where you are and tells you the zmanim, candle-lighting for Shabbos, the parsha, the Jewish date, the fast days, the Omer in its season — quietly, exactly when you need it, never nagging.

  • Your people

    The names you daven for, the sick who need a refuah, the yahrtzeits you keep, the tefillos to say at a kever, your own good resolutions. Lechem holds them and reminds you, gently.

  • Coming

    Your family, together

    Parents set up the whole household. Children have their own safe corner, where the pictures do the talking and nothing is asked of a child that a child should not be asked. Each person’s practice is their own, and the family grows together.

  • Coming

    Your circles

    You join the people you belong to — your shul, your chaburah, your family — and you lift each other and count together. Always by your choice, always private, never a public leaderboard of the whole world. The merit is shared the way the half-shekel is shared: everyone counts, no one is ranked.

  • Coming

    Just talk to it

    You can ask Lechem out loud, and it answers — the blessing, the time, the question you were too shy to ask.

  • Gentle, always

    Lechem never makes you feel bad. No guilt, no streak to shame you, no one ranked. Anything that touches halacha it offers softly and points you to your Rav — it is a helper and a reminder, never a ruling. Your practice is yours, it stays private, and it works even with no signal.

That is Lechem: it carries the words so every Jew can say them — at home, on the go, alone or together, all day, every day.

Coming as Lechem grows

Everything above describes Lechem as it is being built to be. These parts are designed and are not in the app you can install today — so they are named here rather than promised above.

  • Your practice on every device

    The account and the sync are written but the server is not switched on. Today everything you record stays on the phone you recorded it on.

  • Family accounts and the children’s corner

    Households, parental controls and a child’s own safe corner are designed. Today profiles are set up on the phone itself.

  • Circles, and counting together

    Joining your shul or your chaburah and lifting each other. Opt-in and private by design — never a public leaderboard — and not built yet.

  • Asking out loud

    Speaking to Lechem and having it answer is early and experimental, not a finished part of the app.

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  • Now

    Tap what just happened

  • Daven

    The tefillos of the day

  • People

    Your household

  • Learn

    Learn and daven

  • More

    Everything, A to Z

How to get it

Android, today

The app runs on Android today. It is installed directly, from a build the owner hands out — this site does not host or link a download it cannot verify.

Google Play

Not on Google Play yet. When the listing (or a testing link) exists, it appears right here — and until then this page prints no address, because a wrong one sends people to someone else’s app.

And here, on the web

This site is the app’s web twin: the same five places, the same map, the same account. The screens themselves are being brought over one by one, and every tile says honestly where it stands.

Where the app runs today, and how to get it.

What Lechem's database holds today

Read live, just now, from Lechem's own database.

The scoring rules the counter is built on

  • learn.mastered+5 points
  • bracha.confirmed+1 points
  • checklist.item+1 points
  • learning.minute+1 points

39kinds of practice cleared to sync — the most private never do

What this page can and cannot do today

Live

  • This website is on the platform and reachable, in English, Hebrew and Yiddish, with right-to-left layout.
  • The public pages — About, Get Lechem, Privacy and Contact — open with no account at all, and are linked from the footer of every page.
  • Sign-in works: an OOretz platform account, or Google / Microsoft.
  • All five destinations open, in the same fixed order as the phone.
  • The destinations group into the same labelled clusters the phone app groups into, and hold back the same reference screens.
  • Seasonal screens come to the front only in their season, on the same windows the phone uses.
  • The full screen map of the phone app is published here, screen by screen, and the search finds every one.
  • The full privacy policy — the one Google Play requires — is published here in full, with a summary in all three languages.
  • Feedback works from any page on this site, signed in or not: the message, a screenshot, a recording or your voice, filed as a Lechem ticket.
  • Lechem's own database is live and connected — the panel above reads real rows from it, just now.

Planned

  • No screen from the map opens on the web yet. Every tile is marked Planned, and none of them pretends to be a button.
  • No personal practice data is shown — the sync engine that carries what you did on the phone to here is designed, not built.
  • Points, scoreboards, family accounts and parental controls are designed; today only their database foundations exist.
  • The privacy policy has no monitored email address yet. It is left as a marked gap rather than an address that bounces — the feedback route above does reach someone.
  • lechem.app is not pointed at this site yet — it needs DNS and an origin certificate, and the privacy policy is meant to live at lechem.app/privacy.

Every screen in Lechem

Nothing was removed. Every screen Lechem has ever had is on this list, including the older Home and the older Tools menu.

60 screens belong to this destination in the phone app

This screen exists in the phone app today.