No. Many parents begin quietly. Everything you enter stays private to your family until you say otherwise. When the time is right, you decide when to tell them. The house never reaches out to the one you love without permission.

Write in Punjabi, Hindi, Urdu, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Bengali, Malayalam, Kannada — any language spoken at home. Someone in the house will read it in your language. Introductions are written in whichever language the family will read.

Yes. And Hindu, Muslim, Jain, Christian, Buddhist, Zoroastrian. The house was built for all of them. Community elders in each tradition — the sevadar at gurdwara, the imam's wife, the sanghvi at the Jain temple, the Malayali church aunty — are part of the verification network.

No forwarding. No screenshots. Every biodata is read by hand, one at a time, by a small team who will not share them. Nothing about the one you love is public, indexed, or shown without the family's consent.

Fourteen days. Reply to any email with the words "please refund" and it is done. No reason asked, no call scheduled, no retention offer. Pause anytime after that, for any length, from the top of every page.

No. Roughly one in three applications is respectfully declined — most often because the family member is under twenty-six, because the parent is not yet ready to have the conversation, or because the search will be better served elsewhere. The house tells you plainly.