Privacy that is enforced, not promised.
Most platforms treat privacy as a settings page. We treat it as a database constraint. Here is precisely what that means.
Hard audience gates
Not a preference - a gate. Choose “only Karnataka” and nobody outside Karnataka can find, search or contact you. Enforced in Postgres row-level security, so no interface bug can leak past it.
Hide from your own contacts
Enter the numbers of relatives, colleagues or acquaintances. Any account registered with those numbers will never see you. Almost no matrimonial platform ships this properly.
Photos private by default
Sisters’ photos are hidden by default and released person-by-person, with approval you can revoke. Every photo is human-moderated before anyone sees it.
Traceable watermarks
Any photo shown to someone carries a dynamic watermark bearing that viewer’s member ID. A leaked screenshot points straight back at whoever leaked it.
Wali oversight
A guardian can be given read access to chats, interests and question exchanges. Both parties are told when wali mode is on - nothing is covert.
Moderated conversation
Contact details cannot be exchanged before a Wasl Key is spent. Abuse and off-platform solicitation are flagged automatically and reviewed by a person.
Six things we will not compromise on.
Not a filter. A moderator. Before it goes live, every time.
It lives in a separate table readable only through a function that checks the credit ledger.
We keep the verdict, not the document. Purged after the retention window.
Credit packs, not subscriptions. There is nothing to remember to cancel.
If a profile is later banned for fraud, credits spent on it are refunded automatically.
Download everything, then delete permanently. Not a hidden setting.