Tahor: Mikvah Questions

Tahor: Mikvah Questions

Tahor

15 ratings
6 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 12 May 2026)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 2, 2017
  • February 13, 2024

Features

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About

Anonymously submit photos of Mikvah and Niddah-related questions to a Rabbi for expert guidance. The app uses advanced color calibration technology to accurately represent stains for rabbinical review, with most questions answered digitally.

Anonymous question submission
Photo submission with stain analysis
Rabbinically-approved technology
Expert responses from family purity experts
Color calibration and white balance algorithm
Digital determination for most questions
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What's New in Tahor

1.5

February 13, 2024

Bedikah app with updated White Balance for Mikvah Observance.

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In-App Purchases

$3.99

question ask

In-app required for ask question to admin.

User reviews

THE WORST APP IN THE WORLD!!

What the heck is this?? Totally absurd! Making the holiest things in a Jewish home into a joke?? What’s going to be with this generation? People that use this APP obviously don’t have any Rebbe that taught them anything, Hashem is not proud of this app. Why don’t you Daven Virtually? Learn Virtually? Keep Shabbos Virtually?? This is terrible, haven’t seen such a bad way of being a Jew like this! This should be shut down….
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Terrible

Living under rules set 300+ years ago in an effort to control women is terrible. Paying $3.99 for the pleasure is worse. App is clunky and doesn’t work well. Wouldn’t recommend to anyone. Instead see other options outside the community that don’t require these checks at all.

AnnaKohn

Most amazing app ever, had no rabbi were we went on vacation and this literally saved our life. Genius idea!!

Thank you

Such a great idea!

This app is great! I hate giving my cloths to my husband to bring to our Rabbi when I have questions. This is really convenient and allows me to ask directly when I am unsure rather than having to involve someone else or drive my cloth over to my Rabbi (and leave it in his mailbox) and wait for his call. Anything that makes keeping this mitzvah easier is a winner. Thank you!
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Convenient and user friendly!

Finally! I have been dreading this process for years. I'm so glad that Halacha is taking a progressive and private approach to this!

FAQ

Does Tahor have ads?

No, Tahor does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with potential in-app purchases for additional services.

What is the rating for Tahor?

Tahor has a rating of 3.5 stars based on 15 user ratings. This indicates a mixed but generally positive user reception.

How does Tahor's technology work?

Tahor utilizes an algorithm of color calibration and white balance technology developed by computer scientists from MIT and the Technion to accurately represent the color of stains for rabbinical review.

Can all questions be answered through Tahor?

The Rabbi will decide if a determination can be made through the app, which happens 90% of the time. In 10% of cases, the actual cloth may need to be seen in person.

What devices is Tahor available on?

Tahor is available on iPhone and iPod devices, making it accessible for users within the Apple ecosystem.

When was Tahor last updated?

Tahor was last updated on February 13, 2024, indicating ongoing support and potential for improvements or bug fixes.

What is the age rating for Tahor?

Tahor has an age rating of 4+, suggesting it is suitable for a wide range of users and does not contain mature content.

Where can I find more information about Tahor?

For more information on this Rabbinically approved app to help with Mikvah observance, please visit TahorApp.com.