How it works
Five steps, in order. Nothing about you reaches another person until the step that says it does.
You create a private account
Email and password. You confirm four things separately — your age, the terms, the privacy policy, and consent to processing information about your marriage preferences. Decline any one and nothing is stored.
You complete a considered assessment
Short sections rather than one long form. Answers save as you go, so you can stop and return. There is no profile to polish and no one browsing it.
You verify your identity
A third-party provider matches a government document to your face. It costs a one-time fee. We never receive or store the document or the photograph — the provider holds them, and we hold only the outcome.
A person reviews the match
Compatibility is assessed against your stated requirements, and a human matchmaker approves or declines every introduction. Your hard requirements are absolute: no score overrides them.
You are introduced to one person
Anonymously at first. What you see of each other opens in stages, and a stage only advances when you both agree to it — extended biography, then a photograph, then a first name, then messaging, then family and contact details.
What you will not find here
There is no directory, no search, no swiping and no gallery of faces. That is not a feature we removed — there is no route in this product by which one member can look at another uninvited, and the database refuses it independently of the interface.