For matchmakers
The work you already do, with a longer reach.
You have carried names in your head and in a notebook for years. This does not replace that. It widens the circle you can draw from, and keeps your own singles yours.
Beyond your own list
See suitable singles from every vetted matchmaker on the network, not only the ones you know.
Your singles stay yours
Nobody else reads the people you are working with. That rule runs both ways.
Suggestions, not decisions
The system puts names in front of you with its reasoning. The judgement stays yours.
A network of peers
Work with matchmakers in other communities when the right person is somewhere else.
Standing matters
How we vet a matchmaker.
Two references, one of them rabbinic, and both are called. We ask about the communities you serve, how long you have been making shidduchim, and how you handle a no. Approval is a conversation, not a form. Only once it is done is a sign in sent to you, and the matching tools open.