The Matchmaker Network

The Matchmaker Network — Jewish matchmaking made by people, not algorithms

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Nothing matches human instinct

Your match is out there.

For millennia, Jewish communities relied on the matchmaker — a real person who used wisdom, instinct and sensitivity to bring people together. Generation after generation, it worked. How could we ever forget that?

We haven't. With us, you are never just a profile or a collection of data points. You are a person. A Neshama. Someone who deserves to be seen and understood with the empathy that can only come from another human being.

Complete our questionnaire so we can begin to know the person behind the profile. Then let's find the person who was meant for you.

How it works

Dating that's not daunting.

Two ways in, and a person at every step. Singles are taken on, not listed. Matchmakers are vetted, then given the tools. Neither route is self-serve, and that is the point.

01

Complete your profile

Five short steps, about twelve minutes, on your phone. Tell us who you are, not just what you filter for.

02

Meet a matchmaker

One matchmaker takes you on and introduces themselves directly. They are yours, and only yours.

03

Meet your potential match

Introductions come to you: suggested by the system, decided by a person who actually knows you.

Where the network sits

Data Science. Human Insight.

The system proposes names with its reasoning. A matchmaker decides, every single time.

Sharing some of our Simcha

"I had a very specific list of what I wanted in a partner, and Gary met almost none of it."

Gavin & Andrea

Gavin & Andrea

My mother really wanted me to meet someone Jewish—and by 'really wanted', I mean she had practically started interviewing candidates herself.

Rodney & Celia

Rodney & Celia

After my first husband passed away, I never imagined I'd find love again—especially not through a matchmaker.

Jared & Dina

Jared & Dina

I agreed to one coffee, mostly so that everyone would stop asking me why I hadn't agreed to one coffee.

It starts with an application, not a profile.

About twelve minutes. Nothing is visible to anybody until a person has read it and approved you.