Platform features

Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.

Every feature was chosen to solve a real problem that real Indians in Australia and New Zealand face on every other platform.

Who can see you

Photos private until you decide

Nobody sees your photos until you approve that specific person. Not a paid upgrade, not a setting buried three menus deep. You can take it back afterwards and they are not told.

You choose who can find you

Visible to every checked member, only to people who match your preferences, or to nobody but your matchmaker. Preferences-only is the default.

Hide, and mean it

One switch. Nobody can find you, open your profile or write to you — and while you are hidden you cannot browse either. A pause, not a one-way mirror.

No public profiles

There is no page of yours that a stranger, a colleague, or Google can reach. Nothing here is indexable.

Who gets in

Read by a person

Someone reads every profile before it goes live. Until it passes you cannot search and nobody can find you. Slow on purpose.

An optional ID check

Photograph your passport or licence and then your face, and your profile carries a verified badge. About a minute, free, and entirely your choice — we do not ask anyone for a document just to look around.

No bulk interests

Every interest has to carry a note you wrote, at least a sentence of it. You cannot tap your way through a hundred profiles, so the ones that arrive were meant.

Report, and be believed

Reporting blocks them immediately, then a person reads it. You never have to keep seeing someone while we decide.

Delete means delete

One tap removes your profile, your messages and your interests. No thirty-day grace period, no "reactivate" email six months later.

Built for how this actually works here

Filters that match the questions families ask

Community with caste-no-bar always available, mother tongue, family origin including Fiji, and diet. Residency and willingness to relocate are there when they matter to you, and ignorable when they do not.

Australia and New Zealand together

One search across both countries, from Melbourne and Sydney to Auckland and Wellington, plus people overseas who would move. The community does not stop at the Tasman and neither does the search.

Counts beside every filter

Each option carries the number it would return, so you learn the shape of the pool instead of guessing and landing on an empty page. Zeroes are shown rather than hidden. Until there are enough members to count, these are marked as sample figures.

Family View

A read-only link you can send your parents on WhatsApp. No account and no app at their end. It carries your profile as you wrote it, never your phone number or email, and your photo only if you chose to include it. Replace the link and the old one dies instantly.

A person, not a model

A real matchmaker

A person from the community, never from your own town, so nobody who might know your family is reading your file. Free for women, always.

She can approach for you

On the Vichola tier she searches, approaches and negotiates on your behalf, including women who chose to be found by a matchmaker only.

Contact details are never shown

No phone number and no email on any profile, at any price. You share yours yourself, from inside a conversation, when you want to.

Voice calls, no numbers

Call someone you have accepted, straight from the conversation. The audio goes between your two phones and never through us, so nobody has to hand over a number to talk properly. Turn calls off entirely in settings and people can still write to you.

Video only if you both agree

A call always starts as voice. Either of you can ask to turn cameras on part-way through, and nothing happens until the other says yes — because that is the moment somebody who kept their photographs private would be showing their face. Either of you can put the camera back down without ending the call.

Photos are watermarked when enlarged

Open someone's photo full size and your own member number is stamped across it, not theirs. If that picture turns up somewhere it should not, the number on it names the account that opened it.

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