Kimá is a Jewish lunar-solar clock app that displays the current real sky alongside 3,000 years of Jewish timekeeping memory. It visualizes shaot zmaniyot—variable hours that are 1/12th of daylight or nighttime—showing the Sun, Moon, and stars moving across a living dial that changes with the actual moment and location. Users can explore explained zmanim (alot, netz, sof zman Shema, etc.) with GRA or Magen Avraham options, view lunar phases with historical Tanakh context, and use a Kotel compass to find Jerusalem's direction. It is designed for those seeking to connect daily practice with the
Kimá Jewish Lunar-Solar Clock is a Lifestyle & Personal project. It helps users visualize and understand variable-length Jewish hours (shaot zmaniyot) and traditional zmanim based on their real-time local sky and location. It is built as a consumer product for Observant Jews. Kimá Jewish Lunar-Solar Clock is free to use. It runs on iOS.
It is developed by Onward Spa (United States), and it first shipped in 2026. Among its 5 catalogued features are living clock, zmanim explanations, and lunar phase viewer.
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