in S.D
The application is not accurate for every scenario, so for any special issue you should contact a rabbi
There are many tools in the application such as:
- Calendar (with infinite scrolling) with the option of syncing with Google Calendar
- Option to add certain events and receive reminders accordingly.
- Write notes about each day to yourself
- Option to save/share the data.
- Automatic calculation of retirement times (also arm light) including an indication if it is a night/day season.
- Daily times for each selected day are additionally displayed in notifications as relevant (only if a location is selected).
- Saving many locations and choosing between them (by GPS, by address).
- Password and fingerprint.
- Ability to manage alerts and see available alerts.
- Themes.
- A list of preparation for the mikvah with the possibility of personal editing.
- manual calculator for retirement days including times (only if a location is selected)
- Ovulation days calculator
Courtesy of Mikve.net - https://mikve.net/
- Search for hopes.
- You asked questions.
- Correspondence (existing questions and answers).
Transparency of information security and privacy:
I understand that the information in the application is sensitive, so all the information is saved for you on the cell phone, I don't see any information including passwords and email.
The application uses the Internet only to: get a location, send an email ("forgot your password?"), and the links to Mikva.net.
And so on the one hand there is privacy and on the other hand I cannot restore your data because it is with you.
The app uses four permissions:
1. Fingerprint - active only when confirming the option (helps log in quickly)
2,3. Location and Internet - only helps to get location when searching
4. Permission to write on Google Calendar.
The application is not accurate for every scenario, so for any special issue you should contact a rabbi
There are many tools in the application such as:
- Calendar (with infinite scrolling) with the option of syncing with Google Calendar
- Option to add certain events and receive reminders accordingly.
- Write notes about each day to yourself
- Option to save/share the data.
- Automatic calculation of retirement times (also arm light) including an indication if it is a night/day season.
- Daily times for each selected day are additionally displayed in notifications as relevant (only if a location is selected).
- Saving many locations and choosing between them (by GPS, by address).
- Password and fingerprint.
- Ability to manage alerts and see available alerts.
- Themes.
- A list of preparation for the mikvah with the possibility of personal editing.
- manual calculator for retirement days including times (only if a location is selected)
- Ovulation days calculator
Courtesy of Mikve.net - https://mikve.net/
- Search for hopes.
- You asked questions.
- Correspondence (existing questions and answers).
Transparency of information security and privacy:
I understand that the information in the application is sensitive, so all the information is saved for you on the cell phone, I don't see any information including passwords and email.
The application uses the Internet only to: get a location, send an email ("forgot your password?"), and the links to Mikva.net.
And so on the one hand there is privacy and on the other hand I cannot restore your data because it is with you.
The app uses four permissions:
1. Fingerprint - active only when confirming the option (helps log in quickly)
2,3. Location and Internet - only helps to get location when searching
4. Permission to write on Google Calendar.
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