Wardline Shabbat Times
Candle lighting and havdalah, wherever you already look
Shabbat and Yom Tov times on your iPhone's home screen, Lock Screen and notifications. No sign-in, and nothing leaves your phone.
For where you are, or anywhere you choose. Your custom: 18 to 40 minutes, and 8.5° or a fixed time for havdalah.
Home screen and Lock Screen widgets, plus reminders before candle lighting or havdalah.
Two-day festivals, Shabbat into Yom Tov, and the Israel calendar.
No account, no tracking. Location is used on the device only.
Contact
Shabbat Times is a free app and comes with no support service. If a time looks wrong, you can tell us at support@getwardline.com with the city and date; we read every message but can't promise a reply.
How are the times worked out?
From your location and the date, using standard astronomical (NOAA) sunset calculations. Candle lighting is your chosen number of minutes before sunset; havdalah is when the sun is 8.5° below the horizon, or a fixed number of minutes after sunset if you prefer.
Our community calendar shows a slightly different time.
Communities follow different customs, so check the candle-lighting minutes and havdalah method in Settings. For practice, always follow your rabbi or community calendar.
I'm away for Shabbat.
Save the place you'll be, then use "Set where I'll be this Shabbat". Times, widgets and reminders use it until havdalah, then go back to normal.
Why is havdalah blank?
Far north in summer, the sun doesn't get 8.5° below the horizon. Choose a fixed number of minutes after sunset in Settings.
Does the app work offline?
Yes. Everything is calculated on your iPhone, so the app, widgets and reminders work without a connection.
No warranty
Shabbat Times is provided free and "as is", without any warranty of any kind, express or implied, including accuracy, reliability or fitness for a particular purpose. Times are calculated and may differ from your community's calendar, and reminders depend on your device's settings. You use the app at your own risk, and Wardline LLC is not liable for any loss or damage arising from its use. For practice, follow your rabbi or community calendar.
The app is licensed under Apple's standard Licensed Application End User License Agreement.
Privacy
Shabbat Times collects nothing. Read the Shabbat Times privacy notice.