Zmanym: Shabbat and zmanim times

Zmanym answers one question, what time it is for Shabbat or a daily halachic deadline where you are. The site shows candle-lighting, havdalah and daily zmanim, and it detects an approximate location or accepts a city or zip code.

Public pages cover 55 Florida cities, each with its own candle-lighting, havdalah and daily times.

Individuals use it for times, and synagogues use it to publish their own. Each shul can have a branded page at its own URL with a logo, an accent color and a message from the rabbi.

A visitor’s location, or a city page, selects the time zone and coordinates, and the page shows the week’s times. Subscribing to the weekly email sends candle-lighting and havdalah times to an inbox every week.

The iOS app is written in SwiftUI and includes home-screen widgets and an Apple Watch app. The site and public API behind it run on Next.js.

• Candle-lighting, havdalah and daily zmanim for any location
• Approximate location detected automatically, or search by city or zip code
• Pages for 55 Florida cities
• Weekly email reminders with candle-lighting and havdalah times
• Branded synagogue microsites with a logo, accent color and a message from the rabbi
• A native iOS app written in SwiftUI, with home-screen widgets and an Apple Watch app

Zmanym’s about page names Eliran Yihye as its founder and CEO. He designed the calculation core, the location layer, an accuracy gate that compares computed times with captured Hebcal responses for 10 cities across 60 days, and the native app.

The product’s own site: Zmanym.