Tikun HaKlali - Auto Scroll

Read and listen to Tikkun Haklali in Hebrew and English. The app opens in Hebrew with vowel marks and automatic scrolling. Tap the visible English button at the top to open the English reader, then use the Hebrew button in the same place to return.

New English reader:
• English translation of all ten Psalms, including the opening prayers and concluding verses
• Hebrew transliteration in Latin letters to support pronunciation and reading
• Choose English translation, transliteration, pointed Hebrew, or a combination
• English narration with synchronized highlighting and text following
• Jump directly to a Psalm or passage in the recording
• Included recording for offline listening

Hebrew reading and listening:
• All ten Tikkun Haklali Psalms with vowel marks, in the traditional order
• Automatic scrolling with pause/resume and five scrolling speeds
• Adjustable text size and a choice of reading fonts
• Night mode for reading in low light
• Introductory and concluding prayers
• Full Hebrew narration with optional synchronized text highlighting, including the opening and conclusion

Audio controls:
• Offline, background and screen-off listening
• Adjustable playback speed and forward/backward seeking
• Hide or restore the player and reading controls to make more room for the text
• Hebrew and English narration created with the assistance of artificial intelligence

Tikkun Haklali is a selection of ten Psalms chosen by Rabbi Nachman of Breslov: 16, 32, 41, 42, 59, 77, 90, 105, 137 and 150.

The app is free to use and requires no registration. Hebrew remains the default reader; English is an optional separate screen.

The recordings are for personal listening within the Tikkun Haklali website and app only. Copying, redistribution or playback elsewhere requires explicit prior written permission. These restrictions apply to the recordings, not the prayer text.

Hebrew text: Wikisource. English Psalms: World English Bible (public domain), with the divine name rendered as “the Lord”. Transliteration is a reading aid.

Dedicated to the blessed memory of Techiyah bat Hildah and Chayim ben Sofi. May their souls be bound in the bond of life.