Keep the appointed times.
Feast Watch shows the biblical feasts as they come, from sunset to sunset, alongside the Hebrew calendar and the month's signs in the heavens.
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What is a biblical feast?
Not just a big meal. A feast is an appointed time: a day God sets apart to stop, gather and remember. Some are celebrations, some are solemn, and some mark the harvest.
What you get
Feasts as they come
The Leviticus 23 feasts, plus Purim and Hanukkah, with a countdown and what is on now, for where you are.
Sunset to sunset
Each day begins at sunset. Times come from your location, or from Jerusalem or another city you choose.
Biblical reckoning
Passover is 14 Nisan (Leviticus 23:5), with Unleavened Bread from the 15th.
Hebrew and Gregorian
A month calendar with both dates, the Hebrew months, tribes, gemstones and constellations.
Month in the Heavens
Conjunctions, meteor showers and more, with where and when to look from your hemisphere.
Reminders
Alerts for feasts, the evening before, and sky events. Nothing is sent to a server.
Trip planner
Planning to be in Israel for a feast? Day-by-day plans with Hebrew dates, sunset times, checklist, places and notes.
Add to your calendar
One tap to add a feast, or the whole season, to your calendar app.
The Bible, built in
Every verse in the app is quoted word for word from the Berean Standard Bible. Tap any reference to read the whole passage, even offline.
Private by design
No account. Your plans and settings stay on your phone.