HasmadaThe daily Rambam (one or three perakim a day) and Mishnah Yomi (two mishnayos a day) are two of the most rewarding kviyus you can take on — steady, structured, and complete-able. Like any daily cycle, the hard part isn't the learning; it's keeping track of where you are without doing calendar math every morning.
Hasmada builds these cycles in. Add the Rambam or Mishnah, follow the cycle, and your position updates on its own — the same auto-sync that powers its Daf Yomi tracking.
How to track a daily cycle in Hasmada
- Add the sefer Choose Rambam (Mishneh Torah) or Mishnah from the catalog — the structure is already built in.
- Follow the cycle Where a daily cycle exists, Hasmada offers to auto-sync your position to today's limud.
- Log as you go Confirm the perakim or mishnayos, add your time, done — in seconds.
- Keep the streak Your streak stays whole through Shabbos and Yom Tov automatically.
- Track more than one Learn the daf and the Rambam? Track both — each cycle keeps its own progress.
On your own schedule? Not everyone follows the standard cycle dates. Choose "Track manually" to set your own start and pace — the progress, streak and stats all still work.
Which daily cycles are supported?
The major ones — Daf Yomi, Rambam Yomi, Mishnah Yomi and Chitas — with auto-synced positions, plus manual tracking for anything else.
Can I switch from 3 perakim to 1 perek a day?
Yes — track the Rambam manually and set whatever pace you're keeping.
Follow your cycle with ease.
Rambam, Mishnah, Chitas and more — synced and free.