Keep alive the memory of those you love.
Zahor works out every yahrzeit on the Hebrew calendar and reminds you, year after year, for each loved one and for the whole family.
Free for your family · Available on iOS and Android.
- The right date, every year
- A reminder before every yahrzeit
- Prayers and Tehillim included
The right date, without ever having to think about it.
A yahrzeit moves every year on the civil calendar: Adar doubles in leap years, and the day begins at nightfall. You enter the date once. Zahor works it out and reminds you, year after year.
The whole family, around the same dates.
A private circle where everyone sees the same dates, gets the same reminders and adds their own memories. Remembering no longer rests on one person.
When the day comes, it’s all there.
What is done on the day, without imposing anything: the candle, the minyan, Kaddish, tzedakah. The memorial prayers and Tehillim, in Hebrew, with an English translation and transliteration.
A page for each loved one.
A photo, their Hebrew name, memories: a phrase they used to say, a recipe, the way they welcomed people. Write freely, or let a few questions guide you toward what matters.
Guided setup
A few simple steps, even if you don’t know the Hebrew calendar.
Hillulot
This week’s tzaddikim and their biographies, all year round.
Today’s Tehillim
Every day, plus Psalm 119 spelled out from the letters of your loved one’s name.
Try it: when is the next yahrzeit?
Pick an example date, or enter your own:
Date of passing
Calculating…
Worked out in your browser, as an illustration. The Hebrew day begins at nightfall the evening before.
Zahor, זכור: “remember.”
The memory of a loved one should never rest on one person alone. Zahor is built so that families can keep the memory of the people they love together, and pass it on.
Built with restraint, and with respect for tradition.
Start remembering, together.
Free for your family. Available on iOS and Android.
May their memory be a blessing.