UnisealCR — much more than a scanner
The UnisealCR end-user app began as a product-verification scanner — and grew into a daily companion. Here is everything inside today.
The UnisealCR end-user app began as a product-verification scanner — and grew into a daily companion. Here is everything inside today.
Sunrise, sunset, candle-lighting, nightfall and Tikkun Chatzot — calculated for your exact location. A full Hebrew calendar with the weekly Torah portion, Rosh Chodesh, festivals, daily halachic times, and the tzadikim whose hilula falls on each day. Shabbat and holiday cards play a live candle-lighting scene as the day approaches.
A live view from the Kotel plaza, with a memorial board that projects the names of the departed on their yahrzeit — the day of remembrance — together with a dedication verse. Families can add a name from inside the app; every entry is reviewed before it appears. The board rotates between a wide view of the monument and close-ups of the memorial screens.
Talk to Yoni by voice or chat. She answers questions, reads pages and news sites aloud, plays live radio and music, sets reminders, helps you navigate the app, and can read incoming WhatsApp and e-mail aloud and reply in your words — hands-free, built with driving in mind.
The original heart of the app: scan a barcode or UnisealCR seal and see the product verified with its full story. The scanner also reads QR codes and even cheques — pulling the account numbers onto the board with a first indication of whether the account is restricted.
Record your own measurements — glucose, blood pressure, pulse, oxygen, weight — and see them explained in plain language. Keep a personal health file and share it with your doctor or a family member in one tap. Your data, your choice; the app is not a medical device.
Yahrzeits, family events and personal reminders — on the Hebrew or civil calendar — delivered exactly on time, including candle-lighting alerts that arrive when they still matter.
Free, fully in Hebrew, built right-to-left. Android today — Google Play listing coming soon.
Installing an APK requires allowing installation from your browser — Android will guide you. Every download serves the latest build automatically.