The Weekly Torah Portion app.
Read this week’s parsha and browse all 54 portions of the annual Torah reading cycle — free on iPhone and Android.
A Torah reading app built for Shabbat.
Everything you need to follow the weekly portion — nothing you don’t.
This week’s portion, instantly
Open the app and see the current Torah Portion, name, Hebrew, and the exact Shabbat dates. It recomputes every week, so you never read the wrong portion.
All 54 portions, always with you
Browse the complete annual Torah reading cycle, from Bereshit to V’Zot HaBerachah. Tap any portion for its scripture references, then read the text in Sefaria or Bible.com.
Diaspora & Israel readings
Switch between Diaspora and Israel schedules so the weekly Torah portion always matches your community’s calendar.
Festivals & special readings
High holy days and festivals carry their own readings. The app surfaces them on the right day, alongside the weekly parsha.
Quiet, readable design
Built for focus — clean Hebrew and English typography, no clutter, no noise. A calm place to meet the weekly Torah portion.
Free, no account needed
Download and read. No sign-up, no paywall on the weekly portion. The Torah is for everyone.
Questions
- Is the Shalom App free?
- Yes. The Weekly Torah Portion app is free to download and use on both iPhone and Android.
- Is there an iOS / iPhone version?
- Yes. The Shalom App is available for iPhone on the Apple App Store and for Android on Google Play.
- What is the weekly Torah portion (parsha)?
- Each week, communities read a set passage of the Torah — the parsha. Over a year, the 54 portions complete the entire Torah, then begin again.
- Which Bible translation is included?
- The Tanakh defaults to the JPS Tanakh from Sefaria, and the B’rit Hadashah (New Covenant) defaults to Bible.com. Translations are fully customizable—choose the version you prefer to read.
- Does the app include the scripture text?
- The app gives you the full scripture references for each portion and links straight out to read them — Sefaria for the Hebrew Tanakh, Bible.com for the English. If you have those apps installed, it opens right to the passage. Embedding the full text in-app is on the roadmap, pending licensing.
- Do I need an account to use the app?
- No! The Weekly Torah Portion app works with no sign-up and no account. Open it and start reading.
Carry the weekly Torah Portion with you.
Download the Shalom App and never lose your place in the Torah reading cycle.
Prefer the web? Read this week’s Torah portion online.