This app does one thing deliberately: it puts the day's Torah study on a single page, so the daily cycle can be kept without assembling it yourself.
The cycle follows the Chabad custom — Chumash with Rashi divided into the week's seven portions, the day's Tehillim, a section of Tanya, the Rambam study cycle, and Hayom Yom. Each arrives already selected for the date, with Hebrew text and English translation side by side.
That framing is the point. The difficulty with a daily cycle is rarely the text; it is knowing which portion today calls for and having it to hand without looking it up. Solving that is most of what keeps a cycle going.
Audio classes accompany the written material for listening rather than reading, and study can be marked complete to keep the streak visible.
Published by Chabad.org, free on Android and iOS with no advertising.
Chabad.org publishes the app as part of its educational work, presenting the daily Torah study cycle in the Chabad custom, free of charge.
