This PQA will convert between Jewish Julian Gregorian and French Republic calendars and the Julian day number.

Calendar Pal gives a monthly view of the Gregorian Hebrew Islamic Julian or Persian calendars. It can convert a date to or from any calendar. Get day of the year for any date or jump directly to any date on any calendar. Calendar Pal can be used without without registration but registration is required for full operation. Requires the Free PocketC Runtime (Ver. 4.1) to be installed.

This program displays the Gregorian dates for all Jewish holidays and Rosh Hodeshim in a nicely displayed list. Good for checking when the Jewish holidays fall out.

Daf is a perpetual Daf Yomi calendar. Daf Yomi is a learning program whereby you learn a "daf" or folio of the Babylonian Talmud each day. The cycle completes in about seven and a half years. Daf Yomi was started in 1923 by Rabbi Mair Shapiro. Daf is a _perpetual_ calendar, which means that it will tell you the daf for just about any day you want. Unliked other calendars that only tell you the schedule for the current cycle, Daf lets you truly plan ahead.

Daf Yomi Calculator is a free program that calculates and displays the appropriate daf to learn for any date. The program will now work through the end of the next Daf cycle, in 2012 / 5773.

Now you can have the complete Daf Yomi calendar (beginning with the year 5765 thru the end of the current cycle) seamlessly integrated into your Palm date book. No other applications to start. Tap any day thru Aug. 21, 2012 to view the Daf for that day.

Daily Zmanim imports every day's Zmanim directly into your Palm's Address Book and does not need to be updated yearly (includes most major cities).

There are people who study 1 chapter of the Rambam's (Maimonides') Mishne Torah Yad HaChazuka on a daily basis in order to complete it (sort of like a Daf Yomi for the Rambam) this is a DOC file with the day by day schedule for the current cycle.

There are people who study 3 chapters of the Rambam's (Maimonides') Mishne Torah Yad HaChazuka on a daily basis so that they can complete it within a year (sort of like a Daf Yomi for the Rambam) this is a DOC file with the day by day schedule to finish it in this manner.

DateMate is a program for keeping track of birthdays, anniversaries and other special events. It includes the option to import all Jewish holidays as well.

This is a full featured Jewish calendar, including Zmanim, yahrtzeits, Hebrew birthdays, and many other nice features. Note that this application requires at least PalmOS 5 to run. See the 'Download' link for some screenshots and more information.

Digital Stick-On Judaism Palm is a product that adds Jewish dates Torah portions Haftarah portions Holidays and Candle Lighting times to your Palm Pilot brand electronic organizer as an untimed event in your Palm Datebook. NO OTHER APPLICATION IS NEEDED DATA GOES RIGHT INTO YOUR CALENDAR AS AN UNTIMED EVENT. Versions vary in size from 1 2 3 5 or 10 years depending on the version you order. Visit Dan's Stick-On-Judaism Web Page for other Stick-On Judaism Products.

Complete Tanya in English with a built-in perpetual calendar/Moreh Shiur for learning the daily Tanya as divided to learn in the course of a leap-year and regular year

Ezras Torah's famous Halachic Calendar Guide for Syngagoue Laws and Customs based on P'sak Dinim by Rav Yosef Eliyahu Henkin ZT"L.This calendar is Charityware and if you use it you are asked to please make a donation to Ezras Torah (www.ezrastorah.org) at: https://bhtech.net/ezrastorah/donations.html

goHolidays includes a world time clock, calendar, Chinese Zodiac and holiday management which allows you easily to view holidays of 19 different countries and religions, including Jewish and Moslem, as well as US stock market.

Complete Hayom Yom with a built-in perpetual calendar/Moreh Shiur for learning the Hayom Yom on a daily basis.

Complete Hayom Yom with a built-in perpetual calendar/Moreh Shiur for learning the Hayom Yom on a daily basis.

HebCal is a great Jewish calendar website. It includes the ability to generate Jewish calendars for any date, and any place on earth, including holidays, yahrtzeits, candle lighting times for Shabbos, torah portions, Omer counting, and many other features. The HebCal website allows you to easily import any of this information into your Palm through the Palm Desktop software. The HebCal site uses the HebCal software written by Daniel Sadinoff. See the site for more information.

There is currently a special discount when buying HebDate with the special PilotYid Discount Code. For more information on this discount please see the PilotYid Discounts page.
HebDate is a Hebrew Jewish calendar program with many features, including integrating into the standard Palm DateBook, zmanim, Shabbos times, weekly Torah portion, Daf Yomi information, and much more. HebDate does not need to have another Hebrew Support program installed for it to work since it has its own Hebrew built in. Download the trial and try the software, and if you are interested in purchasing it, see the PilotYid Discounts page for a special discount.

HoliDates allows you to view Jewish, U.S., Canadian, and many other Holidays in a list, or easily add them to Date Book with descriptions as well.

HolidayList allows you to view the day and date of various major secular and religious holidays and notable events by month and year. Major Jewish holidays to 2005 are available. Twelve years (including current year) at a time are available up to 2031.

Holidays from 2005 through 2010 now available on your Palm device. View and/or install holidays into datebook/calendar quick and easy! With full holiday descriptions. View upcoming holidays, in any of 8 different categories. With one click, install your selection of holidays to Datebook or Calendar, or just as quickly remove them. Holidays included from the following categories: United States of America, United States of America (Federal holidays), Canadian, Australian, United Kingdom, Christian and Catholic, Jewish, Muslim

Luach adds all of the Jewish Holidays and daily Zmanim (Talis and Teffilin Sunrise Shema MA/Gr Tfila MA/Gr Mincha[Gr] Ged Ktana Plag Sunset Candle lighting and 72min) directly into the Palm datebook so that you don't have to check a separate application before making an appointment and also have the zmanim available on your PC. Calendars for most major cities are available.

This calendar displays the Jewish holidays of 2004.

KaluachKaf is a full featured Hebrew calendar including all Jewish holidays as well as halachik zmanin. KaluachKaf does not require a separate Hebrew font to be installed on the PalmOS device. KaluachKaf is not Freeware it is Fairware meaning that you pay what you think is fair.

The Luach from Penticon is different from some other Jewish calendars since it replaces the standard day selector so that any software (including the DateBook) that uses the Palm's 'Day Selector' can now use a Jewish Day Selector.

Mavir Sedra is a utility for your Palm to keep track of your being Mavir Sedra for Shnayim Mikra V'Echad Targum. That is, some people read the parsha (Torah portion) twice each week, and read the Targum (translation) once. Mavir Sedra helps you keep track of this, by having a complete database of the Torah readings with a table to enter the information. Mavir Sedra can display both in English and in Hebrew. It has it's own Hebrew fonts, so no Hebrew support is necessary. It even has it's own calendar, so it knows the current Parsha. It can also display a weekly reminder after Shabbos, to remind you to update your information.

MegaHolidays is a program that contains holidays for many countries and religions, including Jewish holidays until 2015.

Moon Phase will graphically display the phase of the Moon for any day. I figured this could be used to keep up to date on when Rosh Chodesh (the first of the month) is.

Daily learning schedule for the Rambam 3 Chapters per day and 1 Chapter per day in Hebrew.

MultiClock is a digital alarm clock. It displays the time in large easy to read digits. Features include: A 2nd timezone display (to keep track of what time it is in Israel perhaps), graphical moon phase display (to keep track of when the next Rosh Chodesh is) age of moon, date of next full moon, a day countdown timer, and volume adjustments.

Now you can "Count the Omer" on your Palm organizer. Omer provides you with the complete Hebrew text of "Sefirat Ha'Omer" and on each day it provides you with the specific information that you need to say that day. You can also set an alarm to remind you to count. In order to use Omer you need to have Hebrew Support and Luach from Penticon installed on your Palm Organizer. Make sure to read the "readme.txt" file carefully before installing Omer.

PalmaryDates is an original holiday manager. It gives you the information about 400+ unique national and religious holidays for 70+ countries including all Jewish and Israeli holidays. You can easily export the holidays of your own choice to the Palm Date Book or to the MemoPad. You can edit a holiday and in the case a holiday is absent in the list, you can easily add it. Using PalmaryDates program you can arrange your trip to any country of the world. This application not only reminds you of the holidays but also allows you to compare the differences between the holidays in different countries.
Features: Quick event addition and removal into Date Book, Quick information export to MemoPad, National and Religious Holidays from 2003 to 2015, Agendus and DateBK icon support, Calendar’s category support, Simple and user-friendly interface, Easy holiday editing and adding, Full synchronization with Date Book, Calendar, Agendus and DateBK.

PawDate is a program for keeping track of events and holidays. You can use the more than 400 holidays and events included, or you can add your own holidays or events. PawDate works for any year between 1904 and 2031. PawDate comes with Jewish Holidays as well as many other dates built in.

PimBook is a French application that allows you to import a lot of information into your Palm DateBook, such as Jewish Holidays and many other things.

Complete Mishna Torah in Hebrew with a built-in perpetual calendar/Moreh Shiur for learning in either 3 Chapters per day or 1 Chapter per day.

'Reset Shabbos List' works in this way: Create a category in the Todo/Tasks application named "Shabbos". Make a list in the category of all the things you generally do for Shabbos. Every Friday at 12:00 a.m. any items in that list will be set to 'Not Done', and be set to the current day. As you accomplish each task on Friday, check the Check box to make it done. The next week it will be there again! You can set the preferences in the Todo/Tasks application to hide completed tasks, so that you don't see the list all week.

Complete Sefer Hamitzvos in English with a built-in perpetual calendar/Moreh Shiur for learning the Sefer Hamitzvos as divided to learn in the course of a year.

This is a program that will use the Palm's alarm to remind you to count the Omer.

This is a 10 year Sefiras haOmer calendar that gets imported directly into your datebook so you can see the correct counting for each day.

The Shanaton is the Jewish answer to the Filo-Fax and is now expanding to the Palm. Use the Shanaton AvantGo channel to download the weekly Shabbat times and a weekly inspirational quote.

This is a To Do item designed to help you keep track of Shnayim Mikra V'Echad Targim (the double reading of the weekly torah portion that many people do).

ShnaimMVT is a program that allows you to keep track of your learning the weekly Torah portion twice with the Targum Onkelos or Rashi. It allows you to store Aliyah completion date finished and more!

This program allows you to keep track of your progress in the weekly Torah portion known as Shnyaim Mikra vEhod Targum. Please see the readMe.txt included in the download for more information.

Tahara is a Palm supplement - medical calendar that helps women keep accurate records of their menstrual cycle and is therefore an excellent aid for the followers of Tahara HaMishpocha (Jewish Family Purity Laws). Useful for niddah and mikvah.

Tamar ('Date' in Hebrew) was the first Jewish software for the PalmOS. Beside displaying all the Jewish Holidays and weekly Torah readings it has the option to add repeating anniversaries according to the Jewish date which is good for keeping track of Hebrew birthdays and yartzeits. Tamar's features include: Full Hebrew Calendar, Gregorian to Hebrew lookup, List of all HolyDays, Find HolyDays by name, Connectivity to Datebook, indication of all HolyDays and personal events, Parshiot/Torah Readings and Zmanim (Jewish Halachic Times)

Complete Tanya in Hebrew, with a built-in perpetual calendar/Moreh Shiur for learning the daily Tanya as divided to learn in the course of a leap-year. Note that this does not require Hebrew Support.

vLuach is a plug-in for Handscape which allows you to see the Hebrew Date from your Palm's application launcher. Note: vLuach requires Penticon's Luach Hebrew Support and MobiMate's HandScape to run (http://www.mobimate.com/handscape)

This is a program that will convert dates between many different calendars including Jewish Gregorian and Islamic.

Zman! differs from all of the other Zmanim calendars since it is really more of a Zman calculator. The other calendars can only give you the Zmanim for a specific city which has to be loaded into the Pilot. The problem arises when you're not in one of the major cities that are supplied with the above calendars - Zman! lets you enter the longitude latitude and time zone of any place in the world (The Web site has all the information you need to find out your longitude and latitude) as well preprogrammed cities and it will calculate the proper Zmanim for you.

Jewish Calendar 10 years 5766-77 with zmanim and Daf Yomi current cycle seamlessly integrated into your Palm Pilot and Desktop. Now you can have the complete Jewish calendar for the year 5766-77 seamlessly integrated into your Palm Pilot date book and Desktop. No other applications to start. Unlike other apps you can view the Zmanim on your Palm as well as Desktop. Tap day to bring up the Hebrew date and zmanim. Zmanim are Talis and Teffilin, Sunrise, Shema MA/Gr, Tfila MA/Gr, Mincha[Gr] Ged, Ktana Plag, Sunset, Candle lighting and 72min.