Every date, counted right.
A quiet, careful calendar for Taharas Hamishpacha. It counts the days, watches the dates you would rather not have to hold in your head, and reminds you before each one — so nothing rests on remembering.
Free · Private to you · No one else can see your dates
Current cycle
You entered the first two. The rest is counted for you.
How it works
You enter two dates. The app does the rest.
Most of the counting has one right answer. You mark the day your period began and the day of the hefsek — everything else is calculated and reminded.
- 1 / 3
Mark the period start
Day 30, day 31, Yom HaChodesh and your haflaga are worked out from that one date and put on the calendar.
- 2 / 3
We ask about the Hefsek
On day 5 an email asks whether you have done it. One tap answers, and the seven clean days begin.
- 3 / 3
Bedikot, then the Mikvah night
A reminder each morning and again before your own shkiah, then the Mikvah night with time to prepare.
Built to be checked
Software should not ask you to trust it about halacha.
Every rule this app applies is written down, in plain language, with the questions it cannot answer marked as questions. Show the list to your Rav and tell us what should change.
No AI in the calculations
Veset detection, the counts and the reminders are ordinary arithmetic. The same history always gives the same answer.
Nothing decided quietly
Where poskim differ, the app names the position it takes and shows it to you in Settings.
Your dates are yours
Administrators can see your name and email. They cannot see a single date, and the app is built so they cannot.
What it does
Everything you would otherwise count by hand
The counting
Seven clean days, Mikvah night, day 30 and 31, Yom HaChodesh and every haflaga.
Reminders that arrive in time
Timed to your own shkiah, not a fixed hour — so an evening bedikah reminder is actually before sunset where you live.
Veset Kavuah, checked properly
Consecutive sightings, matching onah, and it tells you plainly what it cannot detect.
A summary for your Rav
Your dates and haflagos as a clean list you can copy and bring to a sheilah.
Private by construction, not by promise.
Your cycle records are readable only by you. Not by other users, and not by the people who run the app — the administrator screens can only ever load a name and an email address.
Start with one date.
Mark the day your last period began, and the calendar fills itself in.
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