Jews settled in Odessa almost from the moment of its foundation and have always played an important role in the life of the city. In 1920, Jews made up almost half of the population (44%), and according to the last Soviet census - about 6% (65 thousand people). Today, of course, there are much fewer of them due to the massive immigration of the 90s, but the city's Jewish community is still one of the largest in Ukraine and is very active. A significant part of community programs is presented in the appendix. In addition, a variety of reference information is at your service.

The following functions are available in the application:

- Hebrew calendar showing holidays, candlelighting times, fasting start / end, etc. Reminder notifications are sent before Saturdays / holidays.

- Weekly Torah chapters - to live in step with the times (as Rabbi Shneur-Zalman of Lyad said, this means to live in accordance with the weekly chapter).

- Electronic Siddur - so you can pray, even when you are far from home or from the nearest synagogue.

- Odessa Jewish attractions: of course, synagogues, and also kosher restaurants, hotels located near synagogues where you can stay on Shabbat, and much more.

- Poster for community and city events.

- Vacancies - help with employment.

- Dating service.

- Tsedaka - the ability to transfer money to people in need of help (seriously ill, large families, etc.).

- And other functions, the set of which will be expanded and supplemented in the future.

"Jewish House No. 28" is your reliable compass for Jewish Odessa (by the way, our application also has a regular compass, or rather not quite an ordinary one - it shows the direction towards Jerusalem, where Jews usually turn during prayer).