Your Hebrew date
Enter a birth date and see it in Hebrew letters at once. Every morning: the date, the weekly parsha, the next festival, Rosh Chodesh and Erev Shabbat, on the home screen and in the widget. Check your Hebrew birthday here
Hebrew calendar · gematria · AI companion
Free to download: a short daily insight, the value of your name, one dream a week and 3 chat messages a week. The full plan — first week free — is purchased in the app.
A birth date and a name are enough for Elazar to know you: your Hebrew day and the parsha every morning, the value of your name, and straight answers about what is really on your mind — love, purpose, money, a decision, someone close, your week. And he remembers.
Updated 12 September 2026
Enter a birth date and see it in Hebrew letters at once. Every morning: the date, the weekly parsha, the next festival, Rosh Chodesh and Erev Shabbat, on the home screen and in the widget. Check your Hebrew birthday here
A few lines written for you from the Hebrew day, the parsha and your birth details: what this period asks of you, and what to do with it today. On Sunday, your week.
The letters of your name add up to one value, and Elazar tells what the tradition sees in it. Next to it, his portrait of you: who you are at the core, how you love, how you act, what drives you, and where you are right now.
Are we a match? What about him? What is this period telling me? Where am I heading? What about money? How do I weigh this decision? Elazar answers from your birth details and your name, never with a text sent to everyone.
Tell a dream and Elazar solves it for the good, as the tradition teaches, with a private dream journal that notices what keeps coming back.
What you told him two weeks ago, the partner, child or friend you added and what is worth noticing between you today: Elazar remembers, and asks what came of it.
That is all Elazar needs. The Hebrew date appears as you enter it; birth time and place, if you know them, sharpen the picture.
Hebrew date, parsha, festival or Erev Shabbat, and a short insight written for you. In Hebrew, English and Russian.
Ask Elazar what is on your mind — the relationship, this period, a decision. He answers from your details, and remembers from one conversation to the next.
Elazar does. Enter your birth date once, and every morning the home screen and the widget show today's Hebrew date, the weekly parsha, the next festival, Rosh Chodesh and Erev Shabbat, in Hebrew, English or Russian, with a few lines written for you. It is not a full luach: no prayer times. Free on Google Play.
Yes. In Elazar you enter your name and birth date and see the value of your name: each Hebrew letter has a number and the letters add up to one value. Next to it Elazar writes what the tradition sees in that value and in your Hebrew date. Seeing the value of your name is free.
Yes. Tell Elazar the dream and he solves it for the good, as the tradition teaches: "dreams follow their interpretation", so a dream is always turned toward the good. It is a conversation, not a symbol dictionary: he asks what was in the dream and what is going on in your life now. Dreams stay in a private journal and Elazar notices what recurs. One dream a week is free.
That is Elazar. Ask about love, purpose, money, a decision or someone close, and he answers from your birth date and your name, never with a text sent to everyone, and remembers from one conversation to the next. He is an AI and says so himself: not a rabbi, not a therapist, and he promises no miracles. Reflection, not promises.
Free to download for Android on Google Play; what the free tier includes is listed above. The full plan, first week free, is purchased in the app and managed in Google Play (Payments & subscriptions), where it can be cancelled any time. iPhone: coming soon.
Hebrew first and Russian (with gendered address), and English; you can switch in settings. The app is made and run by ArkaDigital; questions to support@elazar.app. The Elazar app is not related to the Elazar settlement or to any person of that name.
Reflection, not promises.
Questions? support@elazar.app · Support page