Bíblia Hebraica AlefTav

Torah, Talmud, Siddur, and Tehilim in Portuguese, all in one app — for daily study, in rhythm with the Jewish calendar.

AlefTav brings together what is currently scattered across ten websites, PDFs, and out-of-print books: the Hebrew text with Portuguese translation, Rashi's commentary, the Siddur prayers, the weekly Parashah, the Tehilim, and the daily Halacha. All in one place, all in Portuguese.

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THE COLLECTION

📖 TORAH, NEVIIM, AND KETUVIM IN HEBREW
23,005 verses with the original Hebrew alongside the Portuguese translation. Reading by book, chapter, and verse, with highlights, favorites, and notes saved on the device.

📜 COMPLETE TORAH RASHI
7,795 Rashi commentaries translated, verse by verse. This is the commentary that opens the Torah — and it has never been available in Portuguese within an app before.

🔊 CANTILLATION
Audio of the cantillated reading, to follow the text as it is read.

📚 WEEKLY PARASHA
The reading for each Shabbat with the seven aliyot and the haftarah in the Ashkenazi and Sephardic traditions, and the calendar already set up until 2027. Arrive at Shabbat knowing what is being read — and test your knowledge with 7,959 review questions about the parashiot.

🙏 SIDUR — 124 PRAYERS
Shacharit, Mincha, Arvit, Shabbat and special dates, in 44 categories, with transliteration for those who do not yet read continuous Hebrew. More daily blessings and blessings over 36 foods.

📖 TEHILIM — THE 150 PSALMS
In Hebrew and Portuguese, also organized by occasion: healing, protection, parnassah, gratitude, and refuge.

🕮 TALMUD IN PORTUGUESE
Mishnah and Gemara translated, with Rashi and Tosafot alongside — the way the Talmud page is studied. Follow Daf Yomi or go at your own pace. New tractates with each update.

⚖️ HALACHA AND MITZVOT
The 613 mitzvot with the Sefer HaMitzvot of Rambam, the Halachot of the Mishneh Torah organized by group, and the laws of Kashrut explained in Portuguese.

✡️ PIRKEI AVOT AND KABBALAH
108 commented Mishnayot from Pirkei Avot and 50 chapters of Sefer Etz Chaim, for those who want to go beyond the text.

🕯️ HEBREW CALENDAR AND ZMANIM
Jewish dates, holidays, Moadim, counting of the Omer, and 98 daily observances. The zmanim are calculated by GPS, in your exact location — including the lighting of the Shabbat candles.

🔤 REAL HEBREW
1,029 words with spaced repetition, levels, and learning paths linked to what you are reading. You learn the Hebrew of the Torah you already study.

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TO KEEP THE RHYTHM GOING

Jewish study has its own calendar, and AlefTav follows this calendar with you: Parashat HaShavua, Daf Yomi, monthly Tehilim, daily Mitzvah in the Rambam cycle, and daily Pirkei Avot. Activate the plans that make sense, receive the reminder, and track your progress, points, and achievements. What sustains the study is not motivation—it's seeing consistency grow.

And the global search finds a verse, a blessing, a halakha, or a theme in all modules at once.

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MADE FOR EVERYDAY LIFE
• All content in Portuguese, from Hebrew to Talmud
• Works offline, on the bus or in the synagogue
• Dark mode and font adjustment
• Your notes and highlights, with backup
• Study reminders

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WHO IS ALEFTAV FOR?
• Those who want to study Torah in Portuguese every day and have never found compiled material
• Those who follow the weekly Parashah and want to arrive at Shabbat prepared
• Those who read Tehilim and want the right psalm at the right time
• Those who need a Siddur in Portuguese, with transliteration, always in their pocket
• Those who started Daf Yomi and don't Find the Talmud in Portuguese
• For those studying Judaism from scratch and don't know where to start
• For those who have been studying for years and want everything — Torah, Talmud, Siddur, Halakha — in one place

Beginner or veteran, AlefTav keeps up with your level: it provides the text, the commentary, and the next step.

AlefTav is free to start today. Some advanced content requires a Premium subscription.

Download and start with whatever is for the day: the week's parashah, today's Tehilim, or the first page of the Talmud. One day at a time.