This is a landing page for the SiddurApp iPhone app. This app is, as described in its iTunes page, a siddur application, enabling the users to view the Jewish prayer book on their iOS device.
To contact me, email siddurapp@gmail.com
It currently contains only the Sephard version of the prayer book. On activation, the "Smart" panel shows the relevant prayer for that time of day: If you have allowed the app to be know your location, it will use it to determine local prayer times (it may take a few seconds for it to locate your current location), otherwise, it will calculate the day as being between 6am-6pm. The "Smart" view includes several further features:-
Upon activating the app, the "Times" panel icon (rightmost one) shows a small arrow, showing the direction of prayer ("beit hamikdash"). A counter counts down the time until the disappearance of the compass, which you can set in the app settings (including eliminating it completely). To see the direction again, you can see a compass within the "Times" section. Note that this works only if the user allowed the app to know your location, and if the app has been able to focus on a location and a direction within 10 seconds of activating the app.
To access any random prayer you want, press on the second button ("Prayer select"), and select your option from the list. You can use the choice in the top bar to select if you wish to see a "Smart" version - e.g., today's Shacharit - or a "Full", so you see all the options available for that prayer.
The current day "Birkat Ha'mazon" and "Tfilat Ha'derech" are accessible using the relevant tab bar panels. The "Times" panel contains all day's prayer times and an arrow towards the direction of davening.
Settings allow changing the app's interface to Hebrew, as well as setting whether certain parts of the prayers (e.g., Kadish) should be collapsed or expanded by default. Collapsed parts will show as button that needs to be clicked, and relevant prayer expands inline (this is also the case with "chazarat ha'shats" parts).