The sacred texts in Psia are neither written by us nor generated by a language model — they come from traditional sources and open digital editions, and are shown in the app as they are. That is what lets us promise that every verse and prayer is exact. Here is where each one comes from and under which licence.

• Tehillim and Tanakh (Hebrew text). "Miqra according to the Masorah", via Sefaria, licensed CC BY-SA. Cantillation marks were removed to match the app's typesetting; vowels and words are unchanged. The adapted version is offered under the same licence.
• English translation of Tehillim and Tanakh. "The Holy Scriptures: A New Translation" (JPS, 1917), public domain, via Sefaria.
• Nusach Ashkenaz siddur. Hebrew text based on "The Metsudah Siddur" (1981, National Library of Israel), via Sefaria, licensed CC BY.
• Edot HaMizrach siddur. Via Sefaria, CC0 (public domain).
• Transliteration. Produced by us for Psia.

• Localities and coordinates (for daily times and candle lighting): GeoNames, licensed CC BY 4.0.
• Hebrew calendar and zmanim. Computed with the hebcal library (GPL-2.0).

Heebo, Suez One, Frank Ruhl Libre and Instrument Serif are provided under the SIL Open Font License.

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