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About The 613 Commandments

What is this app?

The 613 Commandments is an educational app designed to facilitate the study and understanding of the Torah's mitzvot (commandments). Our platform presents the 613 commandments in an organized and accessible way, based on the classic Sefer HaChinuch, a foundational 13th-century work that explains the meaning and purpose of each mitzvah.

The app allows you to explore the mitzvot organized by parashah (weekly Torah portion), offering detailed information about each commandment including its number, classification (positive or prohibitive), the source biblical verse, its spiritual essence, practical laws, and additional insights. Each mitzvah is presented with a clear and elegant design that facilitates individual or group study.

Who is this app for?

This tool is designed for Torah students of all levels, from those just beginning their study journey to scholars seeking a quick and reliable reference. It is also ideal for educators preparing classes on the mitzvot, families who want to study the weekly portion together, and anyone interested in deeply understanding the foundations and biblical law.

The app is especially useful for those who follow the annual Torah reading cycle and want to connect each parashah with the specific commandments it contains. It also includes filters to identify which mitzvot are applicable today and which could only be fulfilled when the Temple in Jerusalem existed.

Who builds this app?

Mandamientos.app is a project developed by the Mamá Rajel Organization, an institution dedicated to biblical education from its legal and Temple context. Our team combines traditional Torah knowledge with modern technology to create accessible tools that strengthen learning and connection to our heritage.

If you would like to support this project so we can continue developing quality educational content, you can make a donation through the button available on the main page. Your contribution helps us maintain and expand these resources for the community.