Matrimony
A track decides which questions a profile asks and how introductions are handled. It never limits who you can search for.
Nikah-focused, with a wali on the conversation from the first message and no public photographs unless you choose otherwise.
Hindu, Sikh, Jain, Christian and other South Asian families, with the biodata fields families actually ask for.
Heritage, language and faith for Latin American families across the metros we serve.
Denomination, church and how closely faith is practised, stated plainly — with introductions that can go through family or a pastor.
Heritage, church or mosque community and family expectations for African and Caribbean families.
For couples and families who would rather not be sorted by community at all.
For yourself, or for your son, daughter, brother or sister. Every answer is optional except a name, a date of birth and a few words about the person.
A person reads every profile and every photograph before anybody else sees them. It usually takes a day or two.
Filter on anything you have told us. Your match list ranks everyone by how many of your stated preferences they actually meet.
They are told, and nothing else is shared. Photographs and contact details are released only when they accept, and either side can stop it there.
