What do we mean by "Kosher"Net?

"Kosher" means "fit, ready, suitable."     

The term is usually used with regards to food - Kosher food is "fit" to be eaten. Non-kosher food is not "suitable" to be eaten.

"Kosher" can also be used to describe other realms of human/Jewish experience. Reading material, entertainment, and parties can all be kosher or non-kosher, appropriate or inappropriate as a Jewish experience.

Thus, the internet experience too can be Kosher or non-Kosher.  But, just as with food there are different standards for what is considered kosher or non-kosher, so too with the internet.

Our name KosherNet is not meant to describe the Internet as being Kosher, nor that we will necessarily decide for you what is Kosher or not kosher on the "net".

We provide you with the tools to custom design your own level of kosher internet. You decide what you consider to be kosher, and we tailor our filtering system to match your standards of "kosher internet" as closely as possible.

Please see our explanations of the various filter levels and types we offer.

Whether you are most comfortable with a whitelist option, or need the blacklist option, we can probably provide you with your ideal kosher internet experience.

We are your Kosher Internet.