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For the Tzav Rishon · DAPAR exam

The score that decides which doors open. Daily training that adapts to your child.

A few minutes a day, at his level, with an explanation for every mistake. Start free — in the language your child will sit the exam in.

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  • No install
  • No ads
  • No e-mail needed for the child
The app's home screen: the daily training path
A lesson in progress on the daily path

Why the DAPAR matters

  • The DAPAR is the psychotechnical test of the Tzav Rishon: about 40 minutes, four chapters (verbal analogies, instructions, quantitative reasoning and shape analogies), and it is adaptive — every answer sets the difficulty of the next question.

  • The score, from 10 to 90, feeds the KABA and decides which units and roles are open to your child. It is taken once.

  • Olim may sit it in one of seven languages. That choice is a trap many fall into — see the questions below. Which language to choose?

  • 40minutes, approximately
  • 4chapters, adaptive
  • 10–90the score the KABA reads
  • 7exam languages

How it works

  1. The mock exam result screen with the 10–90 estimate

    1. A diagnostic mock

    A first mock exam gives an honest 10–90 estimate and a level per chapter.

  2. A shape-analogy question with the explanation of a mistake

    2. An adaptive daily path

    The path serves questions at your child's level and raises the bar as he improves — exactly like the real adaptive test. Every mistake gets an explanation.

  3. The exam tab with the history of mock exams

    3. Mock exams until exam day

    Full mocks with the real timers and breaks, an estimate that updates every time, and mini exams at the milestones.

What's inside

  • Every chapter of the exam: verbal analogies, instructions, quantitative reasoning, shape analogies and matrices
  • An adaptive engine that behaves like the real exam
  • An explanation of your mistake — not a generic solution
  • A daily session with a personal coach
  • Streaks, a weekly leaderboard and badges
  • Multilingual: the exam's language forms, with guidance on which one to choose
  • Family profiles under one account
  • Works on any phone — no store, no install

What your child sees

The weekly leaderboard screen
The weekly leaderboard — it resets Saturday night.
A badge celebration
A new badge unlocked — “70 or more on a mock exam”.
The daily coach card on the home screen
The coach suggests a session on today's weakest chapter.

Compared with classic prep apps

DAPAR.aiClassic prep apps
Adapts to the level, like the real testYesFixed lists by topic
Questions generated and refreshedYesA fixed bank of about 1,600
Explains their own mistake, not a stock answerYesThe generic solution
A coach every dayYes—
Several languages, like the olim formsYesHebrew only
Updated continuouslyYesStore apps mostly untouched since 2022
One payment, price shown up frontYesA subscription, price on request
Free to try, no card neededYesA sample test

A new app, built by a father and tested by his son's class. Try it free and judge for yourself.

How it started

This summer my son got his Tzav Rishon letter. That evening the questions started: “Abba, what is the DAPAR — does it really matter?” Then “how do I get a high score?”, then “Hebrew or French?”, and finally “can't I just practise on my phone, like Duolingo?”

I went looking. What I found were fixed lists of questions in apps last updated years ago, Hebrew only. Nothing at all for the French form. Courses cost more than I wanted to pay for a test you can't really cram for. So we sat down and wrote practice questions by hand — and after a week I realised it could be done properly: an engine that adapts like the real exam, explains every mistake, and shows up every day like a game.

A few weeks later he trains daily (the streak is his, not mine), his mock estimate has gone up, and his friends asked to join. We still haven't decided which language he'll sit it in — the app helps with that too.

— Avi, father of a 17-year-old, software engineer

Can't I just practise on my phone, like Duolingo?

Pricing

One payment. Nothing renews. Prices include VAT.

  • Free

    ₪0

    forever

    • 2 lessons a day
    • 3 AI explanations a day
    • One diagnostic mock exam
    • 1 device
    Start free

  • Recommended

    Solo

    ₪149 one payment

    4 months

    • Unlimited lessons
    • Full mock exams (2 a week)
    • 25 AI explanations a day
    • A daily AI coach
    • 2 devices
    Buy now

    Less than two months to go? ₪59 a month.

  • Family

    ₪249 one payment

    4 months

    • Everything in Solo
    • Up to 4 profiles — siblings, cousins
    • One parent e-mail for receipts and PIN recovery
    Buy now

  • Schools & mechinot

    ₪59 per seat

    6 months, from 10 seats

    • Unlimited lessons and mock exams, 15 AI explanations a day
    • A cohort view
    • Invite codes
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What's included, in detail
Fair useFreeSoloFamilySchools & mechinot
Lessons a day2UnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
Coach sessions a week2777
Mini exams a week3UnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
Full mock exams1 in total2 a week2 a week2 a week
AI explanations a day3252515
AI coach card—YesYes—
Devices1222

Questions

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Is this an official IDF site?

No. DAPAR.ai is an independent service with no connection to the IDF or to Meitav.

Which language should my child take the exam in?

The one he reads fastest. A low score caused by a language misunderstanding stays on his record. Note that the verbal-analogies chapter exists only in the Hebrew form; the other forms are shorter. The app trains every form, so you can compare before deciding.

How long before the exam should he start?

Six to eight weeks of a few minutes a day is enough for most. The Solo plan covers four months.

What does my child need to sign up?

A first name and a PIN. No e-mail, no phone number. A parent's e-mail is asked for only at purchase — for the receipt and to recover a forgotten PIN.

Is his data safe?

The app stores only what training needs, sells nothing and shows no ads. An account can be deleted at any time. Details in the privacy notice. Privacy notice

We have two children.

The Family plan: up to four profiles under one account, each with its own path and level.

What happens after the exam?

The plan simply ends when its term is over. Nothing renews and nothing is charged again.

Can we get a refund?

Yes — a full refund within 14 days of purchase, no questions asked. Write to us. After that, we always fix duplicate charges and technical problems.

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