Wolfson Talmud

It was a good app the hebrew an Aramaic reading was excellent but incomplete as far as the Talmud is concerned

The Wolfson talmud has changed completely over the last few months, unrecognizable to before. The only drawback is that each tractate costs just under ten dollars, whereas most similar content on the web is free. But it has a lot of advantages. As before, you can see the block of text being discussed, but now the UI is not cluttered and is very fluid. The shiurim are concise, and it's very easy to play back a section, and to adjust the speed to exactly what you want. The dictionary is amazing. Click on any word and it gives you the translation. Don't know if there is anything like it, obviously a lot of work has gone into this. Only wish the shiurim cost less or that there was a package deal.

I use this app daily to keep up to date with the Daf. Great to see how the app is constantly improved. I currently own just about every Messechta. Too bad I did not buy the whole Shas at once. I guess that option is new. It is a very good offer.

Aside from having the gemara before you, the Audio that comes along with it Peice by Peice is so helpful!! Recommend to anyone but especially מתיבתה בחורים such as myself that have to take bechinos, farhers ect

I am a gentile soon converting to Judaism. I plan to become a rabbi. I love how this app included the audio to the Talmud. I initially thought that the audio consisted of heavy Hebrew. I actually feel like I am being taught one on one. The speaker explains everything. But do familiarize urself with some Hebrew words before you start ;)