Too many copies. Too little control.
A PDF in one chat. An older version in another. A changed number that never reaches everyone.
FOR FAMILIES. FOR SHADCHANIM. WITH CARE.
A shidduch résumé is personal. Sharing it should be, too. One up-to-date profile, a simple link, and the freedom to choose what others see.
In development · Explore the vision below
A little about you. Shared with care.
A FAMILIAR PROBLEM. A FRESH START.
A PDF in one chat. An older version in another. A changed number that never reaches everyone.
Update your information in one place. The same link opens the current details you’ve chosen to share.
Start with an introduction. Share more when there’s interest. Keep the next step in your hands.
Scroll to see the difference
ONE PLACE. EVERYONE AROUND THE TABLE.
The family sharing a profile, the shadchan making the introduction, and the family considering it each get something they’ve never had with PDFs and forwarded messages.
SHARE ENOUGH. NOT EVERYTHING.
Different conversations call for different details. Explore how a profile could look at each level of access.
Interactive illustration only. All sample details are fictional.
Age 22 · Example community
A thoughtful introduction to someone’s next chapter.
A recipient can ask the owner for additional details. Approval applies only to that person.
The same profile. A different view.
THOUGHTFUL CONNECTIONS START HERE
FOR THE PEOPLE MAKING CONNECTIONS
A workspace designed to help shadchanim organize shared profiles, make introductions, and keep each family’s choices intact.
FAMILIAR PROCESS. A LIGHTER WAY.
Sign up with your email or Google and build a profile with Hebrew and English names, education, family, mechutanim, and references.
Choose what to reveal, whether to include a photo, who may forward, and when the link should expire.
Send the link to a shadchan. When someone wants to know more, the request comes back to you.
Private application in testing · Production setup is still being verified
A LITTLE CLARITY
Trust starts with knowing what to expect.
A PDF becomes a separate copy each time it is sent. The platform keeps one source profile behind your links, so permitted viewers see current information when they open it. You won’t need to chase every old attachment after a change.
The person who creates it owns it and controls its sharing. A parent can create a profile with the candidate’s appropriate consent. Sharing with a shadchan does not transfer ownership.
Only if you allow forwarding. Forwarded links stay within the original detail level, photo permission, and expiry. A shadchan cannot use forwarding to reveal more than you allowed.
Only the people who suggested that profile to them. The profile’s own family never sees ratings, feedback, or a shadchan’s private notes.
No. Photo access is a separate permission, off by default, at every detail level. Someone interested can request photo access or more information for you to approve.
No website can reliably stop someone from taking a screenshot or photographing a screen. The planned protections include restricted access, private photos, viewer watermarks, expiring links, and revocation. They help limit exposure, but cannot take back a saved copy.
You can revoke a link and the links forwarded from it. That stops future access through those links. It cannot erase something a recipient already copied or saved.
Yes. Choose view once, five opens, or an allowance up to twenty per signed-in account. The photo closes after 30 seconds. Another link or a replacement photo does not reset the count. This limits future access; it cannot prevent screenshots or saved copies.
The private application is in testing. Open the workspace to explore the available environment. This page uses fictional samples. Real profiles should wait until production setup, Google sign-in, and backup checks are complete.
LESS CONFUSION. MORE CONNECTION.
For families sharing a profile, the shadchanim who connect them, and the families considering a suggestion.
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