Barkai: 100 Jewish Blessings

Barkai is the assistant for the world's oldest gratitude practice: meah berachot, one hundred blessings a day (Talmud, Menachot 43b).

IT KNOWS WHAT FITS NOW
Open the app and find what the moment asks: Modeh Ani on waking, the table at noon, the close of the day at night. Every blessing with clear Hebrew (nikud), transliteration and translation — ready to be said.

"I'M ABOUT TO EAT"
One tap, pick your foods, and Barkai lays out the halachic order of your table's blessings — with the after-blessing waiting for you.

WHAT ARE YOU LIVING?
Type what's happening — "I'm about to eat fruit," "I saw the sea" — or take a photo, and Barkai tells you whether there's a blessing for this moment. The photo is recognized INSIDE your phone: the image never leaves your device.

WHOLE MOMENTS
Some blessings come as a series: the night of Chanukah, the Shabbat table, the Rosh Hashanah seder with its simanim, the waking. Barkai walks you through them in order, and tells you up front which are blessings and which are the tradition's petitions. And you can build your own routines: choose, order, set a time or a place, and the app calls you when the moment comes.

THE SKY CALLS YOU (PREMIUM)
The real sky over your city becomes an alert in the moment: a storm and its thunder, an earthquake, hurricane winds, the season's first rain, a rainbow, even a nearby volcano — each with its blessing ready. The waxing moon, in the window of Kiddush Levanah. And when the three stars come out — the day's end, the close of Shabbat — it tells you it's time for Havdalah. And "the place calls you": as you reach the sea, a river or a mountain, Barkai invites you to stop and say that place's blessing. Your precise location never leaves your phone.

IT DOESN'T REPEAT, IT DOESN'T MISS
Barkai reads the hour and the sky together, and never offers you the same trio two days running. A quiet intelligence, one that keeps you company instead of reciting.

YOUR CHAIN
Every blessing said threads itself in: a living strand that joins the chain of the generations — three thousand years — and grows with you. The chain NEVER breaks on Shabbat: the day of rest counts whole, and the app goes quiet with you.

WHAT'S INSIDE
All one hundred brachot — berachot, brochos, however you spell them: Modeh Ani on waking, Asher Yatzar, Netilat Yadayim, HaMotzi over bread, HaGafen over wine, the blessings for fruit and earth, Birkat Hamazon after eating, Shehecheyanu for what is new, and Hamapil before sleep. And the year's: Shabbat candles, Havdalah, Chanukah, Purim, Pesach, Sukkot, Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.

ZMANIM FOR YOUR CITY
Halachic times calculated where you are: alot hashachar, netz hachama, chatzot, mincha gedola, plag hamincha, shkiah and tzeit hakochavim. With the Hebrew date of the day and Friday's candle-lighting reminder.

ALWAYS FREE
All 100 blessings, complete — Hebrew, transliteration and translation — to read and say whenever you want. The texts are never charged for.

PREMIUM: THE LIVING APP (USD 2.99/mo or yearly at ~20% off)
The app comes alive for you: it suggests the blessing by halachic hour and Hebrew calendar, the sky calls you, the series and your routines, your table's seder in one tap, and your counter with your chain. No trial days: the free catalog is the trial, forever.

From the house of My Jewish Day. Rigor with warmth: real sources, zero sermons.