Features

What you can do with 32 Paths

Every feature below is in the app today, shown in a real screenshot. Foundations, the Tree, the months, the glossary and the Omer count.

Read the sources themselves

Each lesson takes about five minutes. Every passage it quotes appears in the original Hebrew or Aramaic beside a new English translation, with a link to the full text on Sefaria. Lessons after Foundations need All Paths.

For iPhone. Works with iOS 26 or later.

A lesson, Binah and the way back, quoting Tomer Devorah 4:1 in Hebrew beside its English translation with a Sefaria link — Every source beside its translation

A lesson for today

Today shows your next lesson, the Hebrew date and the letter Sefer Yetzirah gives the month. During the Omer it adds the day's count, and before Lag BaOmer, Shavuot, Elul and Tu BiShvat it adds that season's lesson.

For iPhone. Works with iOS 26 or later.

The Today screen with the lesson Binah and the way back, the Hebrew date 28 Nisan 5787, day 13 of the Omer, this week's Zohar reading and the month of Kislev — Today's lesson, date and readings

Walk the Tree of Life

The course is drawn as a map of the ten sefirot. Each one fills in as you read its lessons, and the twenty-two Hebrew letters sit underneath.

For iPhone. Works with iOS 26 or later.

The Tree screen in dark mode showing the ten sefirot as a map, with Keter and Chochmah checked and 2 of 32 paths walked — The Tree fills in as you read

Learn each name and hear it

Every path has its own page with the Hebrew name, what it means and how to say it. Hear it reads the name aloud with your iPhone's Hebrew voice.

For iPhone. Works with iOS 26 or later.

The Binah path page with the Hebrew name, its meaning and pronunciation, a Hear it button and two of four lessons read — Each name, its meaning and its sound

Your Hebrew month

Enter a birth date and whether it was before or after sunset. 32 Paths then shows the Hebrew month it falls in, with its letter, sign and sense from Sefer Yetzirah, chapter five. That is a teaching about the month, not a reading of the person born in it.

For iPhone. Works with iOS 26 or later.

The Kislev month page with its letter Samekh, sign Sagittarius and sense sleep from Sefer Yetzirah, and a five-minute month lesson — What Sefer Yetzirah says of the month

The Zohar on each week's portion

The Library holds a Zohar reading for every weekly Torah portion, on the Israel or outside-Israel schedule. It also holds the twelve months, the forty-nine days of the Omer, a glossary of 48 terms and your notes. The weekly Zohar needs All Paths.

For iPhone. Works with iOS 26 or later.

The Zohar reading for Kedoshim, The stammering student, in Aramaic with an English translation and a Sefaria link — The Zohar on each week's portion

32 Paths is coming soon to iPhone.

Start with the seven free Foundations lessons and walk the Tree at your own pace.

Coming to the App Store

Foundations, the Tree, the months, the glossary and the Omer count.

For iPhone. Works with iOS 26 or later.