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Deuteronomy 30:19You already have a scrolling habit.
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A moment between meetings. Your morning coffee. The quiet before bed. There’s room for a pasuk in every day.
- 39
- books of the Tanakh
- 23,206
- verses to discover
- 5,846
- Torah verses with Rashi
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Simple to start. Rich to explore.
One verse.
A world within it.
Just you and the text. And when a word makes you curious, centuries of commentary are one tap away.
Two languages. One story.
Hebrew with full nikud and the JPS English translation. Read either, or both.
Rashi, right there.
Classic commentary in Hebrew and English on every pasuk of the Torah.
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Explore Hebrew roots, pronunciation, and plain-language notes on landmark verses.
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Every text is on your device. No connection or account needed to read.
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A small moment.
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Everything to help you return to the text, and find something new each time.
A portion. A shared tradition.
Find this week’s reading, or follow a theme that speaks to you in Discover.
“Let there be light.”
Genesis 1:3Some words stay with you.
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Read on the site
This week’s parasha, the verses everyone knows, and short guides for getting started. Free, no app required.
This week's parasha
This week's Torah portion and the weekly parsha schedule
The Torah portion of the week: which parsha is read this Shabbat, what it covers, how it opens in Hebrew and English, and the schedule for the year ahead.
Read the Tanakh
Read the Tanakh online in Hebrew and English
All 39 books and 929 chapters of the Hebrew Bible, verse by verse, with the Hebrew text in full nikud beside the JPS 1917 English translation.
Daily verse
Daily Torah verse in Hebrew and English
One pasuk a day from the Tanakh with the Hebrew text, the JPS English translation and a short note on what it means.
Random verse
Random Torah verse generator in Hebrew and English
Draw a random verse from the Torah or the whole Tanakh, in Hebrew with nikud and English, then read it in context or draw another.
Famous verses
Famous Torah verses in Hebrew and English
The lines people return to most, from Genesis 1:1 to the Shema, with full nikud, the JPS translation and plain-language notes.
What is the Tanakh
What is the Tanakh? Torah, Nevi'im and Ketuvim explained
The three parts of the Hebrew Bible, how 24 books become 39, how many verses each section has, and how the Tanakh differs from the Torah, the Talmud and the Old Testament.
Rashi
Rashi's commentary on the Torah in English
Who Rashi was, why his commentary is read alongside every Chumash, how to read a Rashi, and his opening comment on Genesis 1:1 in Hebrew and English.
Torah in a year
How to read the Torah in a year
The annual reading cycle explained, with the daily pace for the Torah and for the whole Tanakh, and a plan that survives missed days.
For beginners
How to start learning Torah: a beginner's guide
Where to begin, what to read first, which translation to use, how Rashi fits in, and how to build a reading habit that lasts.
Blog
The Torah Feed blog
Practical writing on daily Torah study: building the habit, choosing an app, reviewing the weekly parasha and reading the Hebrew.
Questions, answered
Is Torah Feed free?
The annual plan starts with 3 days free, so you can build the habit before you pay for it. After that Torah+ is $39.99 a year, under $4 a month. Month to month it is $9.99, with no trial. No ads, no account, nothing else to buy. Cancel at least 24 hours before the trial ends and you are never charged.
Which texts are included?
All 39 books of the Tanakh, 23,206 verses: the Torah, Nevi'im (Prophets) and Ketuvim (Writings). The Hebrew is the Masoretic text with full nikud from tanach.us. The English is the JPS 1917 translation. Rashi's commentary is included for every verse of the five books of the Torah, in Hebrew and in the Rosenbaum and Silbermann English translation.
Can I read in Hebrew only, English only, or both?
Yes. A display setting switches between Hebrew, English, or both together, and you can change the text size. The Hebrew uses a serif face designed for nikud, so vowels and cantillation-free text stay legible at any size.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Every text ships inside the app, so the reader, Rashi, search and the widget all work without a connection. Nothing is downloaded while you read.
Is there an Android version?
Torah Feed is built for iPhone and iPad today, and Android is on the roadmap. In the meantime the whole Tanakh, the parasha pages and the guides are free to read on this site from any device, including Android.
How is this different from Sefaria or Chabad.org?
Those are libraries, and excellent ones. You go to a library when you already have a question. Torah Feed is for the other 95% of the time, when you have two spare minutes and no particular plan. It hands you the next pasuk, remembers where you stopped, and shows you how far you have come, so learning Torah becomes something you do daily rather than something you keep meaning to start.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no sign-up and no login. Your reading position, saved verses, notes and streaks stay on your device. The subscription is tied to your Apple Account, so Restore Purchases brings it back on a new phone.
What is a pasuk?
A pasuk (plural pesukim) is a verse of the Hebrew Bible. Genesis 1:1 is one pasuk. Torah Feed shows exactly one per screen, which is why the reader feels like a feed rather than a page.