The Kabbalah Centre
For students of Kabbalah and individuals interested in Hebrew contemplative traditions, seeking structured daily spiritual rituals and meditative practices.
72 Names of God
Snapshot
Who is The Kabbalah Centre?
Providing digital tools for spiritual meditation and study based on ancient Hebrew contemplative traditions to help practitioners integrate Kabbalistic wisdom into daily life.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 5Last updated
72 Names of God
v1.3
2.5y ago
Publisher DNA
What defines The Kabbalah Centre?
Publisher DNA
Primary focus
Spiritual education and meditation tools
Scale
indie
Target audience
Students of Kabbalah and individuals interested in Hebrew contemplative traditions, seeking structured daily spiritual rituals and meditative practices.
Origin
The digital arm of The Kabbalah Centre International, a global organization dedicated to sharing Kabbalistic wisdom and teachings.
Signature Patterns
- •Heavy emphasis on proprietary religious texts and Hebrew contemplative traditions
- •Mixed monetization strategy including paid apps, freemium models, and free resource libraries
- •Consistent focus on daily utility tools such as calendars, daily readings, and meditation guides
- •High maintenance cadence with frequent updates across the entire active portfolio
Portfolio momentum
The publisher maintains an exceptionally high development cadence, having released 13 updates across its 6 active apps in the last 6 months.
Portfolio
What does The Kabbalah Centre ship?
Apps
7 apps analysed
Personalized birth-date calculation anchors daily habits
- Mobile access to spiritual meditation tools allows users to maintain their daily practice while traveling
- High contrast background colors and small text sizes hinder readability and focus during meditation sessions
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 7 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
1
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
0
Negative apps
85/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does The Kabbalah Centre compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(2)
Both applications target individuals interested in Kabbalistic spiritual practice, competing for user time within the niche of mobile spiritual engagement.
Both apps target the Hebrew mysticism and meditation market, competing for users seeking spiritual reflection tools through mobile interfaces.
Contenders(4)
Both applications function as centralized digital repositories for proprietary educational texts, targeting students of specific Kabbalah study organizations.
Both applications target users interested in Kabbalah study, competing for time spent on spiritual education and daily practice.
Both applications target individuals interested in Kabbalah study, with Kabbalah Ladder competing by shifting the user from passive reading to active daily spiritual journaling.
Both apps target users seeking spiritual reflection through the study of divine names, though they draw from different theological traditions: Kabbalistic versus Biblical.
Same space(43)
This app focuses on personalized Kabbalistic numerology readings, offering an interactive spiritual tool rather than a static text library.
Ritual focuses on collective and personal growth through audio content, serving as a broader spiritual companion to 72 Names of God.
Sefaria provides a broad digital library of Jewish texts, appealing to the same study-oriented audience as the Kabbalah Reader.
This app offers specialized religious text libraries for scholarly study.
Aura provides a data-driven, personalized wellness experience that contrasts with the static, offline-first nature of 72 Names of God.
This app acts as a comprehensive companion for managing daily religious observances.
This app provides techniques to help users prepare for prayer.
This app provides a portable prayer experience with traditional formatting.
Meditation Time 2.0 is a direct competitor for the minimalist, privacy-conscious user base that values ad-free tools.
This app functions as a habit-building tool for Jewish wisdom study.
This app serves as a comprehensive companion for daily study and communal prayer.
This app provides audio-based storytelling for spiritual reflection and meditation.
Petit BamBou offers a human-centric, multi-language approach to meditation that competes with the accessibility of 72 Names of God.
This app provides structured, goal-oriented programs that offer a more progressive curriculum than the static content found in 72 Names of God.
This app provides guided meditation for personal development and holistic healing.
This encyclopedia competes for the attention of users seeking broad educational content regarding religious texts and spiritual history.
Happier Meditation offers a practical, non-dogmatic alternative for users who find traditional spiritual apps like 72 Names of God too esoteric.
Headspace serves as a high-velocity, clinical alternative for users seeking broader mental health support beyond the niche Kabbalistic focus of 72 Names of God.
This app provides a comprehensive digital library for Jewish study.
The Jewish Chronicle serves as a peripheral resource for the same demographic by providing news and community updates.
This app targets the recovery community, providing a specialized tool for spiritual maintenance that parallels the daily reflection habits of 72 Names of God users.
This app serves as a portable prayer book for daily religious observance.
TIDE offers an aesthetic-focused mindfulness experience that complements the minimalist design of 72 Names of God while adding productivity tools.
Oak provides a minimalist, habit-focused tool for meditation and breathing that complements the daily practice goals of 72 Names of God users.
Breethe targets the same stress-relief audience but uses exclusive hypnotherapy and AI-guided navigation to solve decision fatigue.
Open bridges science and spirituality, offering a more neurobiologically grounded approach than the traditional Kabbalistic focus of 72 Names of God.
This app facilitates collaborative prayer for global spiritual connection.
This app serves as a digital utility for daily religious reading and study.
The Mindfulness App provides a broad library of guided content and ecosystem integrations for users who want more connectivity than 72 Names of God.
This app provides a devotional experience for users seeking daily spiritual guidance.
This app provides a specialized prayer book for specific religious traditions.
This app offers spiritual meditation and ritual tools for daily practice.
Mindfulness Bell serves as a simple, utility-focused companion for users who want to integrate mindfulness into their day alongside their 72 Names of God practice.
This app provides a broad, general-purpose meditation library that serves as a content-heavy alternative to the specific Kabbalistic focus of 72 Names of God.
Balance competes for the same daily-habit audience by using a personalized coaching loop that adapts to user goals.
This app serves as an accessible tool for daily psalm recitation.
This app acts as a digital utility for navigating Jewish blessings.
Mindfulness Coach offers a clinical, ad-free alternative for users who prioritize institutional trust over commercial meditation features.
This app offers a complex, goal-based approach to mindfulness that serves as a feature-rich alternative to the minimalist 72 Names of God.
Waking Up attracts users interested in the philosophical depth of spiritual practice, providing a more secular, theory-heavy alternative to Kabbalistic reflection.
Meditation by Down Dog provides a highly customizable, generated session experience that offers more variety than the fixed content of 72 Names of God.
Shalem provides daily spiritual reflections based on the same foundational texts, offering a more interactive experience than static reading.
This app uses artistic meditation to engage users with the same mystical concepts found in the Kabbalah Reader library.
New entrants(2)
The Oasis facilitates community-based study and video courses, acting as an interactive alternative to the static text library.
This app acts as a habit-builder for morning prayer routines.
The Analyst's Read
The bottom line on The Kabbalah Centre
Bottom line
The Kabbalah Centre International operates a highly specialized portfolio that successfully converts traditional religious study into a functional mobile ecosystem. Their intense update velocity and strong weighted rating of 4.53★ indicate a deeply engaged niche audience that values the organization's proprietary content.
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What fed this analysis
- Apps analyzed:
- 7
- With full intel:
- 0
- With overview:
- 7
- Website scraped:
- yes
- Social presence:
- yes