Hebrew Calendar

Hebrew Calendar is a user-friendly and well-designed application created specifically to make it as easy as possible for users to generate daily calendars based on the lunar cycles in order to determine the New Year and all adjacent holidays according to the Torah (the first five books of the Hebrew Bible).

Even though the application undergoes a straightforward installation procedure, users should be aware that .NET Framework 4.5 or newer and the SQLite ODBC Drive must be present on the computer at hand for the app to work.

Subsequent to its installation and upon first launching the app, users are greeted by the app’s wizard which allows anyone to instantly create daily calendars based on the specific time zone and period of time.

Design-wise, the app does not stray away from that which might be considered a typical calendar application. There are two main elements that stand out, namely the top toolbar and the actual calendar edit area. In short, almost all of the app’s features can be accessed with a simple mouse click from the top of the app’s main window.

Users can generate calendars with sun and moon phases in mind, print a whole month’s view, copy the report to the clipboard with one click, save the report to a text file, export all the data to CSV, and run the app in either English or French.

What’s more, the app also comes with support for event reminders for all the important holidays and festivities such as the Shabbat, Pesach, Shavuot, Rosh Hashanah, Kippur and Sukkot. Users can also search for any day within the database, and choose between three distinct view modes such as Report, Month, and Grid.

Hebrew Calendar is a good application that gets the job done without fuss and should prove to be very useful for all users looking for an efficient way of keeping track of Hebrew festivities and important holidays.