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Shabbat times on your TV

A free Shabbat clock and zmanim display for a smart TV, a synagogue or school lobby, a projector or a live stream. Choose the city once — the screen keeps itself up to date and changes by itself for Friday, Shabbat and holidays.

1. Choose the city

City

New York City, NY ·

2. Your customs

Candle lighting Havdalah Clock

3. Design

Shabbat tableWarm black and brassNight skyThe sky follows the day; stars and candlesJerusalem stoneLight; a shaft of sunlight moves with the sunBig and clearThe biggest numbers, read across a room

Colour

4. Put it on

Open the TV screen

The screen opens with a full-screen button. The streaming link shows no buttons and no pointer.

Free to show and broadcast — anywhere

You may show this screen and stream it anywhere, at no cost and without asking: at home, in synagogues and schools, in shops, offices and other public places, on TV channels and in live streams on YouTube, Twitch, Facebook or any other platform — including commercial and monetised streams.

No sign-up and no credit line needed. Please keep the screen as it is, with the shabbathour.com address and QR code visible, so viewers can check the times for their own city.

Live preview — exactly what the TV will show. Watch Friday to Saturday, sped up

Where it works

Smart TV: open shabbathour.com/tv in the TV’s browser, choose the city and open the screen. Projector or laptop: the same in any browser. OBS and other streaming apps: add a Browser source with the streaming link, 1920 × 1080.

What it shows: the time and today’s Hebrew date (it turns at sundown), candle lighting with a countdown, Havdalah, six zmanim with the next one marked, the weekly Torah portion, Hanukkah candles, the Omer, fasts and Rosh Chodesh, and a QR code so anyone can open the times on their phone.

Your location stays on the device. The screen does not go dark while it is shown (on older TVs a tap or a remote key may be needed once), moves a few pixels now and then against burn-in and updates itself.