A better way to introduce a person.
You're more than a PDF.
Starting again after a divorce or a loss, or your first shidduch: build a profile that actually sounds like you, with all the details that matter. Share it with a private link. Print it when they ask.
Free. Nothing public. Every link can be taken down.
How it works
Fill in the boxes you know
Every field a shidduch resume carries: basics, religious life, yeshiva and seminary, family, siblings, references, who to call. Save as you go; nothing is required until you publish.
See it laid out properly
Your answers become a clean, traditional profile page. Preview it exactly as a shadchan will see it, and download it as a print-ready PDF resume.
Send a link, not an attachment
Publish a private link for each person you send it to. Different links can show different things, expire on their own, and go dark the moment you take one down.
The questions you bring
In the order they usually come.
“Where do I even start?”
Read how to write oneWith the boxes you know.
Fill in what you have and save as you go; nothing is required until you publish. If you already have a resume, paste it and it's read into the form for you to check.
“Will anyone understand my situation?”
See it said on the sample profileSay plainly where you are in life.
Divorced or widowed, with children: give their ages without their names, say where you are in life in your own words, and keep the rest for a real conversation.
“Who gets to see this?”
Try the privacy switchesYou decide, link by link.
Each private link can show different things, expire on its own, and go dark the moment you take it down. Nothing is public, and you see when a link is opened.
“Do I have to do this alone?”
No.
Add a parent as the person to call, or send a family member a private link to fill in the Family section. What they write arrives as suggestions you accept, edit or skip.
“And when they ask for the PDF?”
Open the sample PDFIt's one tap away.
The traditional, print-ready resume comes from the same profile, so it's never out of date.
“What does it cost?”
Start for freeNothing.
Your profile, links and PDF are free, for as long as you need them. Nothing is public, and every link can be taken down.
Divorced or widowed, with children? This was built for you first.
Share your children's ages without their names, say plainly where you are in life, and keep the rest for a real conversation.
Your parents can help.
Add a parent as the person to call, or let them keep the profile up to date. The traditional PDF is always one tap away.
Your shidduch profile, done properly.
A forwarded PDF lives forever. A link you can take down, and you'll see when it's opened.