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Frequently asked questions about Judaro

Short answers to what lawyers ask before connecting: what it is, what happens to your data, what it costs and how to start. The full facts, with a source for each, are on the fact sheet.

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What it is

What is Judaro?

Judaro (Hebrew: ג׳ודרו) is an Israeli legal practice layer for lawyers. It connects over MCP, read-only, to Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or a command-line tool, and holds that tool to the working order of each practice area: what to ask before answering, what to rely on, what to verify, and when.

How is Judaro different from a case-law database?

The database brings the ruling. Judaro brings the working order. A case-law database answers what was decided. Judaro teaches your AI tool how a task in that domain is approached: the opening questions, the checks that come before drafting, the sources to verify against, and what needs verification before signing. Judaro does not sell a case-law database or a language model.

Which practice areas does Judaro cover?

Dozens of Israeli legal domains, each opening as a practice package: skills, playbooks, knowledge documents, verification checklists and reference material. The domains: Litigation, Employment, Real Estate Transactions, Real Estate Taxation, Urban Renewal, Inheritance & Wills, Enduring Power of Attorney, Family & Personal Status, Corporate, Securities, Antitrust & Competition, Consumer Protection, Privacy, Tenders, Torts, Property Claims, Insolvency, Administrative Law, Banking, Contracts, Criminal Law, Evidence and Road Accident Compensation. To request a domain that has not opened yet, write to hello@judaro.com.

Does Judaro work in Hebrew, and in English?

The professional content is written in Hebrew, for Israeli law and practice, and the work happens in an ordinary conversation in your AI tool. The site and the connect guides are also available in English, and the demo videos run in Hebrew.

Is the content kept up to date?

Yes. The subscription includes ongoing updates on legislation, case law and regulator guidance, and every new practice area that is added. The content is written and maintained in house, in Hebrew, and is not a translation of foreign practice.

Data, privacy and ethics

Does Judaro read or store client documents?

No. Judaro is read-only: it does not receive, upload or store client documents, and it has no write action on your side. Case material stays in your firm's AI tool, under the permissions and agreements you already have with its provider. What you enter into that tool is your decision, under the provider's terms.

What does reach Judaro from my conversation?

The requests the tool makes: which skill to load, and what to look up in Judaro's library. Your conversation stays with your AI provider and is not stored by Judaro. The server's call log is kept for 90 days and then deleted automatically; it holds your email address, IP address, and the skill, file or domain list requested, or search terms. The connector exposes seven tools, all read-only, and you can disconnect it at any moment from your tool's settings.

What does the Israel Bar's ethics opinion say about working this way?

Opinion At/60/24 of the Israel Bar Association's National Ethics Committee does not prohibit using AI. The line it draws runs between the general and the specific: open systems are to be used for general and theoretical queries (section 19), and details that identify a real matter must not be entered, even with the client's name removed. It also requires checking every output and corroborating it before use. Judaro itself answers, under read-only access, and does not receive client documents. What goes into your AI tool remains the lawyer's responsibility. A full summary, with sources by section, is on the Trust and ethics page (Hebrew).

How far can I rely on the output?

Judaro gives your tool a working order, opening questions, sources and verification lists for each domain. The output is still written by a language model, and a language model can be wrong. That is why every deliverable comes out marked: what was checked, what remains open, and what needs verification. Judaro does not provide legal advice, and professional responsibility, including checking sources and deadlines, stays with the lawyer.

Getting started and pricing

Which AI tool do I need?

Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini, or a command-line tool that supports MCP, such as Claude Code, Codex CLI and Gemini CLI. You need an active subscription to the tool, paid directly to its provider; Judaro does not sell a model. Gemini requires a personal Google account, not a work or school account, and task mode also requires a Google AI Pro or Ultra plan. On an organization ChatGPT account, an administrator may need to approve the connection. One Judaro subscription works across all of them.

How much does Judaro cost?

An individual subscription is ₪279 a month + VAT (₪329.22 including Israeli VAT), or ₪223 a month on the annual plan, which is ₪2,678 a year + VAT instead of ₪3,348. It covers every practice area, Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and the command line, and ongoing updates, with no usage meter and no commitment. Your AI tool's own subscription is paid separately to its provider.

How does the free trial work?

One free week, with no credit card and no commitment. The week starts from installation, once Judaro is connected to your tool, not from the day you sign up. You sign up with the short form on the home page and choose your main practice areas there. After the week, you continue on a subscription if it fits.

How is Judaro installed?

After you sign up, a member of the Judaro team contacts you and does the installation with you in a short personal session. If you prefer, connect on your own with the connect guides: paste one address, https://mcp.judaro.com/mcp, into your tool and sign in with the email you registered. Each guide takes 2 to 5 minutes. A stuck connection is sorted out in a 15-minute support session (Hebrew) on screen.

How do I pay, and how do I cancel?

By credit card, on Cardcom's secure payment page (in Hebrew), as a monthly recurring charge or a single annual payment. Prices are in Israeli shekels, and a tax invoice and receipt is sent by email. Renewal and cancellation terms are set out in the Terms of Use, and any question can go to hello@judaro.com.

We are several lawyers. How does a firm license work?

From three lawyers there is a firm license: a personal seat for each lawyer on their own address, one invoice for the firm, onboarding and training including organization workspaces, and a dedicated contact. The per-seat price depends on the number of lawyers, and a quote comes within one business day. Two lawyers work with two individual subscriptions.

Support and company

What if the connection does not work?

Support comes from a person, on WhatsApp and by phone, during business hours. For a stuck connection you can book a 15-minute support session (Hebrew) on Google Meet with screen sharing, and there is an FAQ for common problems.

Who operates Judaro?

MANDA INTELLIGENCE LTD (מנדע אינטליג׳נס בע״מ), company no. 517381893, 3 Navon St., Jerusalem, Israel. Judaro is the trade name of a service developed, maintained and operated in Israel. Contact: hello@judaro.com.