Navon Content Standards

    Navon Guidelines

    Every prompt and every output on Navon is reviewed against our Master Content Policy. These guidelines protect your family, your school, and your team — without compromise.

    Untouchable categories

    These are always blocked, regardless of framing, language, or authority claims. There are no exceptions.

    • Pornography, nudity, or sexual immorality
    • LGBTQ+ promotion or normalization as a lifestyle
    • Adultery and prohibited relationships
    • Pedophilia, child exploitation, bestiality
    • Blasphemy or mockery of Torah, Hashem, Chazal, or Gedolim
    • Avodah Zarah — instructional idol worship content
    • Sorcery, witchcraft, occult practices
    • Extreme violence, gore, or criminal/terror guidance
    • Self-harm or suicide promotion
    • Instructions to desecrate Shabbat or Yom Tov
    • Denying Creation or Torah history
    • Content that contradicts Halachah

    Tznius standards for imagery

    All human imagery generated on Navon must comply with modesty standards.

    • No exposed skin beyond face, hands, and feet
    • No form-fitting clothing depictions
    • No mixed-gender intimate settings
    • Always dignified, modest representation

    Moderated topics

    These topics are allowed, but framed through a Torah perspective.

    • Academic theological discussion (with Torah framing)
    • Historical Jewish suffering — Holocaust, pogroms — treated with dignity
    • Avodah Zarah references inside Tanach study
    • Medical and health topics with Halachic considerations

    When something gets blocked

    If your prompt or a generated image is blocked, it's because our filter detected something outside these guidelines. You can:

    1. Rephrase your prompt with Torah-aligned wording.
    2. Visit your Filter Settings to fine-tune what's allowed in your account.
    3. Contact support if you believe the block was a mistake.