RebSam — Halacha & Torah AI

Jo Alexander

About this app

A Halacha question, a complex Gemara passage, the view of Chassidut, or a personal concern? Unlike ordinary AI, RebSam uses RAG technology. Before every answer, it opens a library of 8,000+ original rabbinic sources (Shas, Rambam, Shulchan Aruch, Zohar, Responsa and more). It first searches the original texts, finds the relevant passages, and only then builds the answer with precise sources. It never searches them on the web!

Ask your questions in French, Hebrew, English, or Russian — and receive a precise, sourced answer grounded in 9,000+ verified Torah works: Talmud Bavli, Mishna, Rambam, Shulchan Aruch, Mishna Berurah, Yalkut Yosef, Ben Ish Chai, Zohar, Responsa, and more.

⭐ What makes RebSam unique:

✅ Double-checked sources — RebSam re-reads each answer, compares it against the real text of the seforim, and flags anything you should double-check. You can even ask it to correct itself.
📷 Photo of text — photograph a page of a sefer or a document: RebSam reads the text (OCR) and answers from the source.
🎙️ Voice dictation — ask your question out loud, even mixed with Hebrew.
🔊 Audio playback — listen to the answer in a natural voice, with pause and resume.
📖 The exact text — RebSam opens the sefer to the right place and cites the exact passage (Book, Siman, Seif).
📅 My Limoud — your personalized daily study (Halacha, Talmud, Chassidut, Kabbalah, Mussar), with reminders and a real AI chavruta.
🔔 Notifications — your answer is ready, your limoud awaits.
📍 Zmanim and Jewish calendar adapted to your location.
🌍 4 native languages: French, Hebrew, English, Russian — not a translation.
⚡ Concise or detailed, around the clock, 6 days a week.

Topics covered:
Shabbat & holidays • Kashrut & food • Prayer & blessings • Family purity • Business ethics • Mourning & lifecycle • Kabbalah, Chassidut & Jewish thought • Weekly Parasha • In-depth text study: Gemara Bavli / Yerushalmi / Mishnayot / Rambam / Breslev / Chabad / Ben Ish Chai / the Arizal

RebSam does not replace your rabbi — it helps you prepare, study, and understand the sources before consulting a halachic authority.