Learn the language before you walk the land.
From alef to the last verse of the Torah.
Join the waitlistComing soon to iPhone and Android.
Never read Hebrew? Begin with one letter.
יְהִי אוֹר וַיְהִי־אוֹר
Let there be light. And there was light.
Bereshit 1:3
Already reading? Begin with the Torah.
Where are you starting?
For a child. For a teen. For you.
יְהִי אוֹר וַיְהִי־אוֹר
ChildNo hands, no tools, no waiting. Just speaking.
TeenWhy speech, of all things?
AdultCreation here is not craftsmanship or struggle against matter, but speech that meets no resistance.
One phone, a profile for each of you.
From the first day to Mount Nevo.
Twenty-eight stories from the Torah.
בריאת העולםCreation of the World
לא טוב להיות לבדNot Good to Be Alone
איפה אתה?Where Are You?
איפה אחיך?Where Is Your Brother?
נח, התיבה והיונהNoach’s Ark and the Dove
מגדל בבלThe Tower of Babel
אברם יוצא לדרךAvram Sets Out
אברם ולוט נפרדיםAvram and Lot Part Ways
אברהם והאורחיםAvraham’s Guests
אברהם מתווכח על סדוםAvraham Argues for Sodom
עקדת יצחקThe Binding of Yitzchak
רבקה ליד הבארRivka at the Well
נזיד העדשיםThe Lentil Stew
סולם יעקבYaakov’s Ladder
המאבק עד עלות השחרWrestling Until Dawn
כתונת הפסיםYosef’s Coat
אני מחפש את אחייLooking for My Brothers
יוסף בבית פוטיפרYosef in Potiphar’s House
חלומות פרעהPharaoh’s Dreams
במקום הנערIn His Brother’s Place
אני יוסףI Am Yosef
יעקב מברך את נכדיוYaakov Blesses His Grandsons
שפרה ופועהShifra and Puah
משה בתיבהMoshe in the Basket
משה רואה וקםMoshe Sees and Rises
בחזרה אל הבעליםBack to Its Owner
שאל את אביךAsk Your Father
משה על הר נבוMoshe on Mount Nevo
Even the streak keeps Shabbat.
No reminders on Shabbat or festivals as kept in Israel, and the streak holds.
Questions
Do I need to know how to read Hebrew?
No. The first lesson teaches alef.
Is it for children?
Yes. The child plan is for ages 7 to 11, and it leaves out the Akedah.
Hebrew is my language. Is it for me?
Yes. Choose “Hebrew is my language” and the path is Torah only, Bereshit to Devarim.
Can a family share one phone?
Yes. With the subscription, up to six profiles, each with its own path and streak.
Which tradition does it follow?
No single one. The siddur comes in Ashkenaz, Sefard and Edot HaMizrach, and where customs differ, the app names each one.
Where does the Torah text come from?
Every verse is copied from Miqra according to the Masorah, an edition based on the Aleppo Codex. No verse was typed by hand.
What will it cost?
A yearly or monthly subscription, after a 7-day free trial for eligible new subscribers. The store shows the price in your currency.
Can I download it yet?
Not yet. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you once, when it’s out.
Is OrQuest related to Orquest, the scheduling software?
No. OrQuest is a Hebrew and Torah app, with no connection to Orquest or its scheduling app.
