

Mezuzot are sold without records of origin or trade.
Buyers, shops, rabbis, dealers, and scribes cannot verify their authenticity. If a mezuzah is found non-kosher, responsibility cannot be traced. Lack of tracking also prevents timely buyer notifications for periodic checks. Moreover, rising prices have led to undetected fakes, causing blasphemy.

Jacob bought a mezuzah at the community's Judaica store and the rabbi installed them in his home.
A year later, the rabbi announces the custom of inspecting mezuzot in the month of Elul and invites the community to bring their mezuzot for inspection. Jacob brings his mezuzos and learns from the expert that they are not kosher. He complains to the rabbi, but the rabbi cannot locate the source of the mezuzos or identify the responsible author.

MezuSafe is a cutting-edge AI-powered solution that provides a simple and reliable way to trace mezuzot.
Each mezuzah is unique, as they are handwritten. With AI, MezuSafe allows users to scan a mezuzah using any smartphone or camera, identify it in the MezuSafe database, and trace its origin. Even partially erased or damaged mezuzot can be identified, ensuring full transparency and trust.

Initiator and leader of the idea. Chief Rabbi of Hamburg Germany and Chairman of Chabad Lubavich Hamburg

Project technical director. Over 20 years experience as a software and hardware product publisher
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