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A conversation, not a checklist.
A 20-minute voice call that goes way beyond checkboxes for "smoking" and "drinking."
Asha, your Matchmaker
Meet Asha
The first AI matchmaker for South Asians.
She asks the questions dating apps won't.
Early access is rolling out. Secure your spot.
The things you think but don't say.
Honest notes
Your notes app is more honest than your dating profile.
Beyond the biodata
You can't put what you actually want on Hinge without sounding like a biodata.
Love and family
You want to fall in love on your own. And you want your family to love them too.
We get it. And we're not going to make you feel weird about it.
Tell us moreThe things you think but don't say.
Honest notes
Your notes app is more honest than your dating profile.
Beyond the biodata
You can't put what you actually want on Hinge without sounding like a biodata.
Love and family
You want to fall in love on your own. And you want your family to love them too.
We get it. And we're not going to make you feel weird about it.
Tell us more3,000 years of matchmaking. Finally upgraded.
Without the swiping, the judgment, or the biodata. Someone who actually listens — then finds the one person worth your time.
3,000 years of matchmaking. Finally upgraded.
Without the swiping, the judgment, or the biodata. Someone who actually listens — then finds the one person worth your time.
It starts with one conversation.
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No swiping. Just introductions.
One person at a time who actually fits your life.
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What you want matched on stays private.
"I need someone open to relocating." Matched on. Never displayed.
15 minutes with Asha reveals more than 200 swipes ever would.
"Can AI really understand this?"
We get the skepticism. So don't take our word for it.
Asha handles the nuance — the difference between "religious" and "spiritual," what "close to family" actually means, why "vegetarian" isn't a yes/no question.
Hear for yourself.
"Can AI really understand this?"
We get the skepticism. So don't take our word for it.
Asha handles the nuance — the difference between "religious" and "spiritual," what "close to family" actually means, why "vegetarian" isn't a yes/no question.
Hear for yourself.