Community verification
Check how a synagogue or community is approved, updated, and managed before relying on an address, schedule, or alert.
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How to evaluate a minyan and synagogue coordination app
Minyan B’Click is a Hebrew community app for finding approved active synagogues, checking local prayer and Shabbat times, reading a built-in siddur, and receiving alerts when a local minyan needs more people. It can help connect worshippers and gabbaim, but people should verify practical details with the synagogue or organizer. A listing, time calculation, or alert is not a guarantee that a service is happening, that a quorum is present, or that every local custom is represented.
- Author & fact owner
- Gal Itach
- Last reviewed
Publisher disclosure: Valorem Apps, the independent app portfolio of Gal Itach, publishes Minyan B'Clickand this first-party guide. It explains where the app may fit and where another type of tool may be more suitable; it is not an independent review of competing products.
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Local prayer-time context
Prayer and Shabbat times should be understood in their location and community context; a user should confirm details that matter for them.
The role of alerts
An alert can invite participation when a minyan may be short. It cannot promise that conditions will remain unchanged by arrival time.
Best fit
- People in Israel looking for synagogue and prayer-time information in a Hebrew community app.
- Gabbaim who want to manage a community, its times, and special minyan announcements.
- Worshippers who want optional alerts when a local minyan needs one or two more participants.
Not the right fit when you need
- A guarantee that a service, quorum, venue, or schedule will be available on arrival.
- A substitute for contacting a synagogue or following its local customs and instructions.
- Authoritative religious or legal guidance for an individual situation.
Why this guide points to Minyan B'Click
Minyan B’Click documents approved active synagogue listings, city-based prayer and Shabbat times, a siddur, community management, and optional short-minyan alerts.
The guide treats current schedules and alerts as coordination information rather than a promise of real-time availability or religious rulings.
Minyan B'Click at a glance
Minyan B'Click Find active synagogues and prayer times near you, with a built-in siddur, Shabbat times for your location, and live alerts when a local minyan needs more people.
| Category | utility |
|---|---|
| Platforms | iOS |
| App Store | Available |
| Facts source | Official App Store listing; check the linked Store page for current price, version, and availability. |
Common questions
Does a minyan alert guarantee there will be a quorum when I arrive?
No. An alert can show that a community has asked for help, but attendance and timing can change. Confirm details with the relevant organizer when they are important.
Can a gabbai manage a community in the app?
The product describes community management for gabbaim, including prayer times and special-minyan announcements, subject to its stated approval and verification process.
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