Kall Siddur: a free online siddur in Nusach Sfard, Ashkenaz and Eidot HaMizrach
Kall Siddur is a free online siddur that knows what day it is: Yaaleh V'yavo, Al Hanisim and Tachanun handled automatically, plus Tehillim, zmanim, offline use and printable PDFs.
A siddur that knows what day it is
Open Kall Siddur on Rosh Chodesh and Yaaleh V'yavo is in place; on Chanukah, Al Hanisim; on a day without Tachanun, Tachanun is folded away. A short note at the top says what was added and why.
Three nuschaos, one switch
- Nusach Sfard (chassidish)
- Nusach Ashkenaz
- Eidot HaMizrach
Switch at the top; the siddur remembers your choice.
What's inside
- Shacharis, Mincha and Maariv for weekdays, Shabbos and Yom Tov, with Mussaf and Hallel
- Birchas Hashachar, Krias Shema al Hamita, Birchas Hamazon, Al Hamichya, Borei Nefashos, Tefilas Haderech, Kiddush and Havdalah
- Sefiras Haomer and Selichos
- All 150 kapitlach of Tehillim, with the daily and monthly divisions
- A zmanim strip for your location: sunrise, sof zman krias shema and tefillah, chatzos, shkia and tzeis
Made for reading
Clear Hebrew with nikud in a real siddur typeface, adjustable text size, night mode, and short instructions in English and Yiddish.
Works offline, prints beautifully
After the first visit it works with no connection — add it to your home screen. Any section, or a whole nusach, exports as a print-quality PDF, with a reminder on each page that it contains shemos.
Where the text comes from
Only public-domain and openly licensed sources, cross-checked for the key sections. The Credits page in the app lists every source.