How to choose kosher AI for your everyday tasks
Start with one useful task, the device you use and the settings that matter to you. This guide helps you try an AI assistant thoughtfully and see where TachlisAI fits.
Start with what you want to get done
You may want help writing a customer email, understanding a PDF, translating a school notice or preparing a speech. Choosing a tool starts with that everyday job. A short trial with material you know will tell you more about its usefulness than a long list of features.
This guide is written by TachlisAI to help you evaluate your needs and try our service. Different tools can suit different people. Use the same task and review process with any service you are considering.
Match the task to a useful first test
| Your task | What to try | What to review |
|---|---|---|
| Customer email | Give the assistant your notes and ask for a short, courteous draft. | Does it preserve your facts and avoid promises you did not authorize? |
| PDF or document | Ask for a checklist of dates, obligations and unanswered questions. | Check the summary and page references against the original. |
| School materials | Use a passage you already teach to draft a worksheet. | Review the reading level, questions and answer key before sharing. |
| Translation | Start with a short notice and identify the audience and tone. | Have a fluent reader check names, dates, meaning and local usage. |
| A speech | Provide a few personal details and a target length. | Read it aloud and edit it until it sounds like you. |
| A question on the go | Try a simple question on the device or messaging channel you use. | Check that the answer format and follow-up flow work for you. |
Try one task from start to finish
- Pick a routine task: a customer reply, a summary of a public document or an explanation of a topic you already understand.
- Use non-sensitive source material you know well. Ask the assistant to distinguish facts in your source from assumptions.
- Check the result for accuracy, useful detail, tone and the amount of editing it needs. For a PDF, check names, dates and page references against the original.
- Try the next step you actually need: a follow-up question, an exported file, a translation or use from your phone. Record any limits you encounter.
For a repeatable starting point, use our customer email guide or PDF summary guide. They show the source material, instructions and review steps. You can also follow a worksheet example or prepare a sheva brachos speech.
Choose settings and access that fit your routine
- Personal settings: decide which content standards and preferences matter to you, then read how the available controls work. In TachlisAI, content filtering stays on and Hashkafa profiles help tailor the experience.
- Family or school use: review age requirements, account ownership and supervision with the people responsible. TachlisAI Family controls are in beta and are still being tested.
- Privacy: read the current privacy policy before uploading personal or confidential material. Understand retention, deletion and permissions before connecting another service.
- Device access: try signing in on the actual device you plan to use. TachlisAI offers web, mobile, SMS and WhatsApp access; capabilities and limits differ by channel.
- Usage: estimate your mix of text, images, files and voice, then review the current allowance. In TachlisAI, supported AI features draw from shared credits.
If messaging access matters most, start with our WhatsApp guide and text message guide. If a device blocks ordinary sign-in pages, see signing in on a filtered device.
Try TachlisAI with a clear first step
If writing, files, images or research are part of your day, try one of those tasks in TachlisAI. Keep the original material nearby, ask follow-up questions and review the result before using or sharing it.
The free account includes 12,000 AI credits every 30 days, shared across supported AI features. Usage limits apply; availability and capabilities differ by channel. Read features and usage limits before choosing a plan, and use the kosher AI overview to see how the product works.
TachlisAI can help with Torah learning, but it is not a posek. Check sources yourself and ask your rav for a practical ruling. Explicit requests for psak in TachlisAI are referred to a rav.