Updates worth telling you about, newest first. Smaller repairs and anything to do with security or moderation are deliberately not listed.
NewYou can now say you will only meet somebody who has been married before — or only somebody who never has — and set it as a non-negotiable. It works both ways: people who would not consider it stop appearing for you, and you stop appearing for them, so the conversation never has to happen.TrueSaath Matrimony
NewWhether you have children works the same way, in both directions, so it never has to be raised awkwardly in a first message.TrueSaath Matrimony
NewA page for people marrying again, at truesaath.com/second-marriage. It is the same platform and the same members — there is no separate account, no separate pool and no different price.TrueSaath Matrimony
ImprovedIf you say you have been married before when you first create your profile, your photos now start out blurred. You can release them whenever you like, to whoever you like.TrueSaath Matrimony
FixedThe free tools page was showing its list of tools as plain run-together text instead of proper cards. Fixed.
NewA free attachment style test, open to anybody without an account. Twelve questions on how you behave when you get close to somebody — whether you need a lot of reassurance, and how comfortable you are depending on another person — with your result explained properly rather than reduced to one word.
NewQuestions to ask before marriage: fifteen questions on children, money, where you live, whose career moves, in-laws and faith, which you and your partner answer separately. It then shows only where your answers differ. Nothing is stored — the result lives in the link, so it is yours to keep or throw away.
ImprovedThe attachment, conflict and love-language assessments under Compatibility DNA were only reachable once signed in. The attachment one now has a public home as well, so you can send it to somebody who is not a member.
NewA time-zone overlap finder for couples living apart: put in both time zones and the hours each of you is actually free, and it shows every window you are both awake for. It works out the real offset for the date you pick, so the answer stays right either side of a daylight-saving change.
ImprovedEvery page in the invitation and card studio loads noticeably faster — the studio no longer loads in the background on every visit to the site, matrimony and dating members included.
FixedSaving a card, or making its save-the-date or thank-you companion, could occasionally create a second copy instead of updating the one you were working on. Fixed.
FixedA guest replying twice in quick succession — a slow connection, a double tap — could be counted as two different people. Fixed.
FixedReplies that came in while your card’s page was already open did not appear until you reloaded it. They now appear on their own when you come back to the tab.
FixedSome occasions demanded a name in a field that was actually optional, and some optional-looking fields silently blocked saving if left blank. The required fields now match what each occasion actually needs, for every occasion.
FixedStarting a brand new card could reopen the most recent card you made instead, if you had one in progress. Visiting a different occasion now always starts blank; only returning to the same occasion resumes it.
NewA search box for finding an occasion quickly among all of them, both inside the card studio and on the invitations home page.
ImprovedReplies now appear near the top of your card’s page, right under the share buttons, instead of at the very bottom.
ImprovedThe two ways to unlock premium — a plan covering every card, or paying for just one — are labelled more clearly, so it is obvious which one fits how many cards you are making.
FixedSharing a premium design before it was unlocked could quietly show your guests a different design, with nothing telling you it would happen. The share buttons now say so plainly before you send the link.
FixedThe AI-suggestions panel could grow tall enough to cover the field below it. It now stays within reach and scrolls.
FixedSharing a card through your phone’s own share sheet could put the link in the message twice.
FixedA shared invitation link previewed with TrueSaath’s matrimony and dating description instead of anything about the invitation itself. It now shows the card’s own names and occasion.
NewA seating plan, built on the guest list you already have. Add your tables, then tap a guest and tap a table — it knows how many each family is bringing from their reply, so a table of eight fills at eight people rather than eight names. Tell it to keep two people apart or together and it warns you when a seating breaks that. “Seat the rest for me” fills the gaps. Print it two ways: table by table for the family, and an A–Z list so a guest can find their own name. Three tables are free.
NewA guest who opens their own personalised link now sees which table is theirs, once you have seated them.
ImprovedAn invitation is described by what it does for you, not by how many designs it has. The pages now lead with the part that matters — one link your guests reply on, a head-count that updates itself, a reply-by date that chases the people who have not answered, a link per family and a QR for the printed card. The designs are still all there; they are the second thing you read rather than the first.
NewFour more tools are coming with your invitation, built on the guest list you already have: a seating plan, the day’s schedule, a gift and shagun register, and reminders for the people who have not replied. They are listed on the invitation pages and marked as coming, not as ready.
NewThe plan can actually be bought now. Inside the card studio you can take a month or a year, priced in your own currency, and it covers every card that email address makes while it runs. A single card on its own is still there underneath for anyone who only needs one — and cards bought that way stay premium for ever.
NewBuying a plan now sends you a receipt with the date it runs until, and nothing renews by itself.
FixedThe bar across the top of the card pages washed out as soon as you scrolled — it is slightly see-through, which looks right over a dark page and looks like a fault over a light one. It now stays put.
NewEvery card page now ends with a proper directory instead of stopping: the occasions grouped into columns, the popular themes, and the ways to browse — so wherever you are, the next card is one click away rather than a scroll back to the top.
ImprovedThe invitations menu now shows the themes for each family of occasions beside the occasions themselves, so “a rustic wedding card” is one hop rather than two menus.
ImprovedThe card pages are light, and the header and footer stay in TrueSaath’s own colours — so the designs read clearly against a white page while the site still looks like one place.
ImprovedThe whole card product is on a light background now, not only its home page — the design library, every occasion page, each design’s own page, the card studio and your saved cards, along with the menu bar above them. The matrimony app is unchanged.
NewThe design library can filter by theme. Forty themes on a birthday page, alphabetical, plus a shape filter for portrait or landscape and a sort control for most popular, newest or name. Picking a theme is a link you can share, and the page tells you which theme is applied so a short list is never a mystery.
NewBrowse by theme, not just by occasion. Every family of occasions now has a rail of themes across the invitations home page and a panel in the menu — unicorn, dinosaur, safari, pirate, princess, superhero, fire truck, tea party, gaming, neon and thirty more — and each one opens the library already filtered.
ImprovedEvery theme now has a set behind it instead of a single card. A theme used to mean one design; there are now six to twelve for each, the same motif given different treatments — the pastel one, the one on a night sky, the kraft-paper one, the bold graphic one and the one built around your photograph.
ImprovedThe invitations home page has been rebuilt as a directory rather than a sales page. It opens on the two things you actually came to do, then goes straight into the designs: a block for each family of occasions with real cards and every occasion listed beside them, then the themes. It is on a light background now, and it is shorter.
NewPrices now follow the country you are in, the way the rest of the site already did. A card plan is quoted in Canadian dollars in Canada, pounds in Britain, dirhams in the Gulf and rupees in India — on the pricing page and inside the card studio, which used to disagree with each other. Where your bank will convert the charge, the page says so before you pay rather than after.
NewThirty more colours, and every design is now offered in all of them that suit it rather than a handful — peacock blue, rose gold, olive, cobalt, burgundy, lavender, indigo, oxblood, bronze, sapphire and more. Browsing still shows the designs themselves; the colours are there when you ask for one.
NewInvitations are now a plan, not a per-card charge. One month or one year covers every card you make while it runs — the save-the-date, the invitation, the details card and the thank-you are one event, not four purchases. Nothing renews by itself and there is nothing to cancel: a plan simply ends. Cards bought outright under the old pricing stay premium for ever.
FixedMenu items that pointed at a section of a page — Pricing, How it works — changed the address bar and left you looking at the top of the page. They now take you to the section, from anywhere on the site.
ImprovedEditing a card on a phone no longer means editing something you cannot see. Once the full-size card scrolls out of view, a small live copy of it stays pinned under the section buttons — it changes as you change the design or the colours, and tapping it takes you back to the big one.
NewDescribe the card you want and we will find it. Type “a winter wedding in gold” or “free birthday card that moves” on the invitations home page and it reads the occasion, the colour, the style and whether you want it free, animated or with a photograph — then shows you what it understood, so when it reads a word wrongly you can see which one.
ImprovedThe invitations home page has been rebuilt. It now shows what a guest actually opens — the real card, moving, in a phone — rather than only describing it, the occasion tiles fan out three designs each instead of one, and the page alternates dark and paper sections instead of running as one long dark page.
FixedTen designs said they were animated and stood perfectly still — their animation moved the artwork layer and those particular designs have no artwork to move. They now catch the light instead, and the build refuses to ship a design that claims motion it cannot show.
ImprovedThe invitations menu now opens properly. “Occasions” shows all sixty-eight, grouped into their eight families, instead of jumping to a strip further down the page — and “All designs” lets you pick a style, or just the free ones, the ones that move or the ones that take a photograph, without loading the library first. It opens on a tap, so it works the same on a phone as on a laptop.
NewAn event is a set of cards, not one. From any card you can now make the save-the-date, the reception card or the thank-you for the same event — the names, the date, the venue, the design and every change you made carry across, and only the job changes. Each gets its own link and its own private edit link, and a thank-you never asks anyone to reply.
NewA guest list, and the question it answers: who has not replied yet. Paste your list one per line, and replies tick people off as they arrive. You can nudge only the people still waiting — anyone who has replied is never emailed again — and we send a reminder of our own three days before your reply-by date so you do not have to remember.
NewOne hundred and four more designs, aimed at the occasions that had fewest: a gender reveal had two, mehendi, haldi and sangeet had four each. Turmeric and banana leaf for a haldi, a brass lamp and a threshold rangoli for a griha pravesh, henna paisley and mirror work for a mehendi, stage lights for a sangeet, and proper sets for christenings, bridal showers, retirements and remembrance. 380 designs in 1,977 colours, 297 of which move.
ImprovedThe invitations home page now shows the designs themselves — a wall of real cards drifting past, each one opening its own design page — instead of describing them.
NewThe help assistant now knows the card maker. Ask it what a card costs, how guests reply, how to edit one from another phone, how to change the background or print it, and it answers from the help articles rather than shrugging — twenty-five new articles covering the whole product, written for somebody who has never made an account.
NewAny background on any design. The paper used to be the one part of a design you could not change — "this card, but on linen instead of neon" meant hunting for another design that happened to use linen. All forty-four backgrounds are now offered as a swap, grouped into plain and paper, fabric and stone, wash and light, metal and shine, and bright and playful, each previewed as the real thing rather than a coloured box.
NewAny colour at all, not just the swatches. The curated colours are still there and still what most people want, but a bride matching a card to a sari, or a company to its brand, can now give the exact value for the accent, the paper and the lettering.
NewCards can be landscape as well as portrait. A landscape card turns on its side and moves a photograph beside the words instead of above them, which suits a wide photograph or a screen; on a phone it reads as a portrait card again.
NewYou can say where the photograph sits. Zoom in up to two and a half times and move the focal point, so a group photo in a circle no longer crops everybody’s heads off and there is nothing to do about it but re-crop the file and upload it again.
NewInvitations now have a home of their own at truesaath.com/invitations, with its own menu running across the top of every card page: overview, all designs, occasions, pricing, how it works and help. You no longer have to go through the matrimony site to find the card maker, and you still do not need an account to use it.
NewForty-three designs in the styles people are actually asking for this year: aurora and holographic gradients, chrome lettering, terrazzo, frosted glass, film grain, duotone and full-bleed editorial photography, neon, art deco, drifting clouds, fine line botanicals and confetti. 276 designs in 1,386 colours, 225 of which move.
ImprovedThe design library now changes with you. Filter it to a child’s party and the sample cards show a child rather than a couple; filter it to a faith or a region and the wording, the names and the mark on the card follow. What you see while browsing is what you would actually send.
ImprovedOccasion pages open in a fraction of the time. The library used to draw all 276 designs at once before you could touch anything; it now draws a page of forty-eight and adds the next page when you ask for it.
NewSixteen help articles for the card maker, covering what it costs, what free and premium mean, editing a card from another phone, replies, WhatsApp, printing, and refunds — written for someone who has never made an account, because most people making a card never will.
ImprovedThe site footer was carrying forty-eight links, which is how a tool nobody can find ends up in a footer. It is now grouped into four families with the legal pages on their own line, and the free tools have a directory of their own instead.
ImprovedLost the email with your card’s edit link? Put your address into My cards and every link belonging to it is sent again, so a paid card is never stranded on the phone you made it on.
ImprovedThe cards you see while browsing are no longer all the same Indian wedding. Names now come from all over the world, and a design only carries a religious invocation when the occasion or the design is actually of that tradition. A nikah shows a nikah, a bar mitzvah shows a bar mitzvah, and a plain design shows nothing at all.
ImprovedSixty-eight occasions were too many for one long row. They are now grouped into eight families — weddings, baby and naming, birthdays, faith and rites, parties, life milestones, remembrance, and work — on the library, the overview page and the tools directory. Finding an occasion on a phone went from twenty-seven swipes to five.
FixedForty-seven occasion pages were showing no designs at all, because the newer occasions were not listed on any design. Every occasion page now shows the designs made for it first and the rest of the catalogue after, so none of them is ever empty.
NewThirty-four more designs, chosen for the occasions that had fewest: a proper Halloween set, Nordic and candlelit Christmas, crescent and lattice designs for Ramadan and nikah, blue-and-gold and Jerusalem stone for mitzvahs, dove and stained glass for communions, rose-gold for a quinceañera, red-and-gold and hanbok and sakura for East Asia, kente and adinkra and ankara for West Africa, three quiet ones for remembrance, and better haldi, mehendi, sangeet and reception cards. 233 designs in 1,205 colours, 182 of which move.
ImprovedThe card maker now shows which design you have chosen at the top of the Design section, with its tier and how it moves, and adds quick filters for what is made for your occasion, what is free, what is animated and what takes a photo.
NewThe admin console shows the card module’s payments one by one and the most-opened cards with their reply rates.
NewForty-seven more occasions, chosen by looking at what the rest of the world actually celebrates: nikah, walima, aqiqah, iftar and Eid; bar and bat mitzvah and brit milah; first communion, confirmation and baby dedication; quinceañera and the Filipino debut; Korean doljanchi and the Chinese full-month party; roka, haldi, sangeet, griha pravesh, annaprashan, mundan, upanayana, satyanarayan puja and godh bharai under their own names; bachelorette and stag, rehearsal dinner and vow renewal; first birthday, sweet sixteen, 18th, 21st and milestone birthdays; Diwali, Holi, Christmas, New Year, Halloween and Lunar New Year parties; and pool parties, game nights, barbecues and reunions. 68 occasions in all.
NewMemorials, celebrations of life and prayer meetings now have cards of their own, written quietly and without the word "invitation" anywhere near them.
NewThe admin console has a new analytics view for the card maker: which occasions and which designs people actually pay for, what a card made is worth, refunds, guest views and RSVPs, over any period you pick.
FixedNine occasion pages had been advertising 81 designs since long before the catalogue passed a hundred. The number now comes from the catalogue itself and cannot go stale again.
NewTwenty-four designs where the thing on the card is what moves, not the paper behind it: a train and a fire engine that drive across, balloons that lift off the top, lettering that writes itself on, glitter that travels, figures that bob, and snow, petals, leaves and confetti that drift sideways as they fall. 199 designs in 1,012 colours, 151 of which move.
ImprovedWheels turn, wings beat, boats ride the swell and owls settle on their branch on every design that has them, under whichever animation the design uses.
FixedOn designs with artwork along the foot of the card, the venue line no longer sits on top of it. The room reserved for artwork now matches how tall that artwork actually is.
NewInvitations now has a home of its own at /invitations: what it is, all 21 occasions, the designs, how it works, what it costs and the questions people ask. The card maker itself has not moved, so every link you have already been sent still opens your card.
NewA menu for the card product sits under the site header on every invitation page, so the designs, the occasions, the pricing and your own cards are one tap away wherever you are.
ImprovedInvitations and Free tools are now in the top menu on every page, instead of only in the footer.
NewLost the edit link for a card? On "My cards" you can now put in the email address you used and we will send the edit links for every card made with it. Useful when you change phone or open the site on a laptop.
ImprovedThe footer is shorter and organised by family rather than listing every tool. Each column now points at that family’s own page, which is where the full list lives and where new tools will be added.
NewForty-eight new designs, most of them animated, filling in the themes we had nothing for: pizza, pirates, trains, the farm, diggers, cowboys, camping, bowling, emoji, a tea party, a fire engine, puppies, Halloween, nautical, owls, twins, a picnic, a fiesta, a destination wedding and a rustic barn — plus eight more built around a photograph. 175 designs in 888 colours, 127 of which move.
NewEvery design now has its own page. Open one from the library to see the card at full size, every colour it comes in, what it is made for and everything you can change, with one button to start filling it in.
FixedDesigns that are not built around a photograph no longer show an empty photo frame. Only the designs actually made for a picture ask for one.
ImprovedOn free cards the TrueSaath line now sits at the very bottom of the card with the knot beside it, instead of landing in the middle of the artwork.
NewA design library at /templates — every design in a proper grid with filters down the side: by occasion, style, colour, animated, made for a photo, or free only. Pick one and it opens in the card maker ready to fill in.
NewEach occasion has its own view — /templates/birthday, /templates/baby-shower and so on — and every filter is kept in the address, so a filtered page can be bookmarked or sent to somebody.
ImprovedThe card maker now links straight to the library instead of asking you to find a design in a small panel.
NewSixteen designs built around your photograph, where the picture itself moves: a slow zoom across it, the colour drifting, the photo coming into focus as the card opens, and a parallax where the picture and the paper move at different speeds. 628 designs in all.
NewDesigns built around a photo now show the frame before you add one, so you can see which ones are made for a picture.
ImprovedThe card studio has been rebuilt for phones. The card sits at the top, a row of sections — Words, Design, Colours, Events, Details — stays pinned under the header, and the Save button is always on screen at the bottom. Everything you typed is kept as you move between sections.
NewEvery design now comes in several colours — 111 designs in 541 colourways. Pick a design and the colours it comes in appear underneath it, as little cards rather than dots, so you can see what you are choosing.
NewA new page at /tools listing everything we make: all 21 card occasions, all ten astro tools and the reference charts, with a search box.
ImprovedThe footer no longer tries to list everything. Each column shows the handful people actually use and points at the full directory.
ImprovedSearching the design gallery now looks through every colour too — search "emerald" or "midnight" and you get the designs that come in it.
NewEight more occasions: save the date, gender reveal, baptism and christening, birth announcement, bridal shower, farewell, dinner party and thank-you cards. Twenty-one in all, each with its own wording, its own designs and its own page.
NewThirty more designs, including a set built around new kinds of movement: liquid shapes that slowly change, a turning light around the edge, watercolour blooming into the paper, rings opening from the centre, a card that leans as though held, petals that open and settle, gold flakes catching the light, and a slow swell along the foot of the card. 111 designs, 63 of which move.
ImprovedThe footer has been rebuilt into six even columns — cards and invitations now have a column of their own instead of one line hidden among the free tools.
ImprovedDesign thumbnails are sharper and sized to the card, and the "animated" label now sits on the design itself.
NewMy invitations — one page listing every card you have made, with what each one has done: how many people opened it, how many replied, how many are coming. Edit, open, share, copy or delete any of them from there. It works without an account: the cards saved on your device are listed whether you are signed in or not.
NewA proper customise panel. Change the accent, the paper and the lettering colour; the type pairing and its size; the border and the ornament; the alignment and the photo shape — on any of the 81 designs. "Back to the design" puts everything back.
ImprovedThe invitation studio has been rebuilt: a wider workspace with the card fixed beside the editor as you scroll, and a design gallery that fits in a panel instead of running down the page. The page is less than half as long as it was.
ImprovedOn a phone the card now sits above the form, so you can see what you are making while you make it.
ImprovedThe menu says "Invitation maker" rather than "Wedding invitation maker", because it makes thirteen kinds of card, and the footer now lists them.
FixedDesign thumbnails no longer sit above a slab of empty space, and the names under them line up.
NewThe invitation maker is now a studio: 81 designs, 37 of which move when a guest opens the link — snow falls, fairy lights flicker, foil shimmers, a planet turns. Real animation on the card, not a video, and switched off for anyone whose phone asks for less motion.
NewThirty-three new themed designs, the way people actually search for them: unicorn, dinosaur, space, superhero, safari, mermaid, princess, rainbow, jungle, teddy, racing, football, arcade, fairy lights, butterflies and poolside; marble, velvet, champagne, pearl and copper foil; winter, spring, autumn, monsoon, Diwali, Holi, Eid and Christmas; cake, gifts, music and hearts. Search the gallery by theme or tap a chip.
NewWrite it with AI. Describe your event in one line — "Aarav turns five on 2 March at our place" — and the opening line, the message, the dress code and the gifts note are written for you. There is a sparkle beside every text field too, for five options in the tone you choose: warm, traditional, playful, formal or poetic. Everything stays editable.
NewReply rules: set a reply-by date and a cap on how many guests one reply may bring, both shown to guests and enforced when they reply.
NewDuplicate a card — same wording and design, its own new link — for families making a separate card for the mehendi and the reception.
NewMore ways to send: your phone’s own share sheet with the card attached, a prefilled email, and a copy-the-message button, alongside WhatsApp and the link.
ImprovedPremium is now bought for one card, from the builder, with no TrueSaath account at all — pay by card and the receipt comes by email. It used to require signing up for matrimony first, which was far too much to ask of somebody who only wanted a birthday card.
FixedOn a phone, the design page no longer scrolls sideways, and the suggestion panel stays on screen.
NewThe invitation maker now makes every kind of card, not only weddings: engagements, receptions, mehendi and sangeet, birthdays, baby showers, naming ceremonies, housewarmings, anniversaries, graduations, retirements, festival parties and office events. Each has its own wording and its own page.
NewSixteen new designs in the styles you see everywhere right now and nowhere on Indian card sites: aurora mesh gradients, frosted glass, neon on black, holographic foil, a grainy sunset, Y2K chrome, art deco, terrazzo, single-line botanicals, editorial type, a duotone photo card, confetti, balloons, clouds, two rings and a row of diyas. Aurora, confetti and clouds are free.
NewA QR code on the card, so a printed invitation or a forwarded image still opens the reply page.
NewPersonalised links: type a guest or family name and the card opens with “Dear Sharma family” on it, their name already filled in on the reply.
NewThe guest page now shows a countdown to the event, adds it to the calendar in one tap, and reveals the card line by line when it opens.
FixedSaving the card as an image from a laptop no longer cuts off one edge.
NewA free wedding invitation maker with thirty-two designs, from marigold garlands and gold mandalas to watercolour peonies, foil frames and regional styles like Kanjivaram, Bandhani and Phulkari. Add your photo, choose the lettering and the accent colour, put every event on one card in any language, and you get a link your guests can open and RSVP on, a WhatsApp-ready image, and a printable PDF. No account needed. Five designs are free; all thirty-two, RSVP tracking and a card without the TrueSaath line are one payment.TrueSaath Matrimony
ImprovedThe privacy page now explains exactly how we count visits, because we changed it. We measure our own traffic ourselves — there is still no Google Analytics, no third-party analytics script and no advertising cookie — but your browser now keeps a second random identifier so we can tell a returning visitor from a new one, and each page view records your IP address. Neither identifier holds anything about you, the IP is visible only to our own administrators, and your country is worked out from your browser’s timezone rather than by sending your address to a geolocation company. Clearing this site’s data removes both identifiers.
NewA daily panchang. Tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana with the hour each one ends, plus rahu kaal, yamaganda, gulika, abhijit muhurat and the full day and night choghadiya — all computed from sunrise in the city you choose, because rahu kaal genuinely differs between Chennai and Delhi by more than half an hour.
NewA free janam kundli. Your lagna, all nine grahas with sign, degree, nakshatra and house, the twelve houses drawn as the North Indian chart, and the Vimshottari dasha worked out from where your moon sat within its nakshatra at birth. Positions only — no predictions and no remedies.
NewThe auspicious-date finder now covers six more ceremonies beyond weddings: house warming, engagement, naming, mundan, buying a vehicle and buying property. Each uses its own rules, which is why a naming ceremony has dates in months when a wedding has none.TrueSaath Matrimony
NewA numerology calculator that shows its working. Your birth number, life path and name number in BOTH the Chaldean and Pythagorean systems, with the value of every letter printed, and it tells you when the two disagree — which is most of the time.
FixedCorrected the sidereal calculation behind the astrology tools. Under certain conditions the server was using a different reference point, which could shift the moon into the neighbouring nakshatra. Every chart, panchang and wedding date is now computed consistently.
ImprovedThe wedding-date finder now works for any city in the world instead of a list of seventeen. Start typing and pick your city, and the dates are read at that city’s own sunrise. Where the clock changes for daylight saving, that is applied date by date rather than assumed, so a family abroad gets the same accuracy as one in Delhi.TrueSaath Matrimony
NewVivah muhurat: the auspicious wedding dates for any year, each with the exact hours its window is open, the nakshatra, the tithi and the weekday. Kharmas, Chaturmas, Holashtak, adhik maas and the Shukra and Guru asta periods are all applied, and every empty stretch of the calendar is labelled with the season that closed it instead of being left as a gap. Pick the city the wedding is in, because the day is read at sunrise.TrueSaath Matrimony
NewEvery free tool can now email you the result. Enter an address after the answer appears and it arrives as a proper email you can keep or forward to family, with the biodata maker attaching the PDF. Nothing you entered is stored: the email is built once and the birth details go with it.
FixedThe unsubscribe link at the bottom of our emails now works. It had never been connected to anything, so clicking it did nothing at all. It now removes you immediately and nothing else about your account changes.
ImprovedA mistyped or out-of-date link now shows a proper page explaining what happened, with the tools and guides you were probably looking for, instead of quietly dropping you on the home page.
ImprovedThe site footer is reorganised: the product column had grown to nineteen links and is now six shorter columns grouped by what each link is.
NewPorutham matching is here: the ten South Indian poruthams that Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayali families actually use, as a free calculator and as a reference page for every pair of birth stars. Rajju dosha is flagged on its own, and every rule the calculator applies is printed so you can see which tradition it follows.TrueSaath Matrimony
NewPorutham is also available in Tamil and Telugu, with the English and regional pages linked to each other.TrueSaath Matrimony
NewA free marriage biodata maker: fill in what you have and download a proper one-page PDF in the format families exchange. Every field is optional and nothing you type is stored.TrueSaath Matrimony
NewRashi and nakshatra by name, using the traditional naming syllable, with a page for each of the 93 syllables. It says plainly that a name is a tradition rather than a birth chart, and shows both nakshatras where a syllable belongs to two.
NewNakshatra and rashi compatibility pages are now in Hindi as well — every pairing, with the English and Hindi pages linking to each other.
NewA profile page for each of the 27 nakshatras and all 108 padas, with moon sign, navamsa and naming syllable, plus baby names by nakshatra.TrueSaath Matrimony
NewMatrimony pages by community — Punjabi, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Sikh, Jain and more — and NRI matrimony pages for Canada, the UK, the US, Australia, the UAE and Singapore, each describing how families there match.TrueSaath Matrimony
NewA glossary of matrimony and jyotish terms, and a set of guides: kundli matching explained, nadi dosha, Manglik, writing a profile that gets replies, questions before an arranged match, NRI matrimony, avoiding scams and more.
NewCity pages for TrueSaath Dating — Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Toronto, London, New York, Dubai and more.TrueSaath Dating
NewThe guides section has grown to 44: marriage biodata format, red flags and green flags, saying no to a rishta kindly, finding a partner after 30 or 35, remarriage after divorce or loss, inter-caste and inter-faith marriage, living with in-laws, family pressure, and dating with marriage in mind.
ImprovedShared invite links now open the full site, not a summary of it — the same design as the home page, and the live compatibility scorer you can try before creating anything.
FixedThe dating app, including the map, could stop opening on a phone and stay broken across reloads if you had loaded it during the few seconds of an update. That can no longer happen, and any phone already stuck recovers on its next visit.TrueSaath Dating
FixedThe map had lost its background: pins floated on a grey square. The street map is back on both products.
FixedOpening the map when nobody else has your city on their profile yet made the whole page go blank. It now tells you that plainly and lets you pick a nearby city instead.TrueSaath Matrimony
NewNakshatra and rashi compatibility pages: every pairing of the 27 birth stars and the 12 moon signs, scored by the same engine as the free kundli calculator, with a koota-by-koota breakdown. Linked from the nakshatra calculator result and the site footer.
FixedIf you have both a matrimony and a dating account on the same email address, your emails now come branded as the product they are actually about. A matrimony receipt was arriving in dating colours.
FixedCard payments now complete properly. A payment could go through at the card processor without the plan being activated — if that happened to you, your plan has been applied and nothing was charged twice.
ImprovedOur Privacy Policy now explains the advertising measurement we use when we run adverts, what it shares with Meta, and how to limit it.
FixedSigning in no longer asks some members to set up a profile they already have. If you saw a “First, the basics” screen that would not save, it is gone and nothing you had entered was lost.TrueSaath Dating
ImprovedPhotos on Discover are noticeably taller on a phone. The likes counter and the swipe buttons now sit on the photo instead of taking a strip above and below it.TrueSaath Dating
FixedBuying a smaller plan while a larger one is still running no longer replaces it. Your days are added and you keep the plan you are on — and we now say so before you pay rather than after.
ImprovedPrices now always match the country on your profile — both the price you are shown and the amount you are charged. If you move, your new country’s prices apply after about 30 days; write to us if you need them sooner.
FixedCard payments now work on TrueSaath Dating. Upgrading and buying a pack could only be paid for one way before, which did not work outside India.TrueSaath Dating
FixedBoosts, spotlights and other extras can now be paid for by card, the same way a plan can.
FixedEmails now come branded as the product you actually joined. Everything except sign-in mail was arriving in the matrimony design, whichever app you use.
FixedThe New Match pop-up now appears in the middle of the screen on a computer. It was landing over the menu with its buttons running off the edge.TrueSaath Dating
FixedThe city suggestions when you edit your neighbourhood are visible again — the list was being cut off by the edge of the section it sits in.TrueSaath Dating
ImprovedEach section of your profile now has its own colour, so you can tell Basics from Work at a glance, and the sections have more room to breathe.TrueSaath Dating
ImprovedThe map opens on Nearby rather than Everyone, because the first question is usually who is close enough to actually meet.TrueSaath Dating
FixedBusiest areas now counts the same people the map is showing. It ignored your filters, so the numbers on the cards disagreed with the pins beside them.TrueSaath Dating
ImprovedPeople who have just joined are shown near the top of Discover for their first week.TrueSaath Dating
ImprovedIf your filters leave nobody to show, Discover now shows people just outside them and says so, instead of an empty deck.TrueSaath Dating
NewYou can unmatch someone from the conversation, as well as closing it kindly. Unmatching removes the match and the chat for both of you, and you will not be shown to each other again.TrueSaath Dating
FixedSomeone you have already matched with no longer shows Like, Pass or Super like — anywhere. Their profile and their map pin now offer a way into your conversation instead.TrueSaath Dating
FixedThe voice intro button is readable again. It was white on white, so the waveform and the length were invisible.TrueSaath Dating
NewSetting up TrueSaath Dating now starts by asking who you are and who you are looking for, so your first swipes already show the right people.TrueSaath Dating
FixedWelcome emails for dating no longer describe matrimony features like the Family Intro Packet and partner preferences.TrueSaath Dating
FixedLinks in our emails now take you where they say. If you have to sign in first, you land on the page the link pointed at instead of a blank home screen.
FixedThe menu across the top of the home page no longer crowds itself on a wide screen.
NewYou can change your display name in TrueSaath Dating — it is the first field on your profile, and it is the name shown on your card and in chats.TrueSaath Dating
NewYour profile page is now in sections you can open one at a time, with shortcuts across the top and a Save button that follows you down the page.TrueSaath Dating
NewYou can hear somebody’s voice intro from their full profile, not only from the swipe deck.TrueSaath Dating
NewTap somebody’s name or photo at the top of a conversation to open their full profile.TrueSaath Dating
NewCard payments for members outside India, alongside the existing options.
FixedYour photo now appears on your avatar in the menu and sidebar, and changes there straight away when you upload a new one.TrueSaath Dating
FixedEveryone on the map opens the same card when you tap them. People standing in a busy area — the ones that spread out when you tap the circle — used to skip the card entirely.TrueSaath Dating
NewTap somebody’s photo on the map card to open their full profile.TrueSaath Dating
FixedMessage reactions now visibly change when you tap one. They were being saved correctly but shown too faintly to see.TrueSaath Dating
FixedPhotos on Likes you fill their card properly instead of showing a zoomed-in corner.TrueSaath Dating
FixedThe map’s Matches filter shows your matches. It could never show anything at all before.TrueSaath Dating
FixedTapping a busy area on the map now takes you to where those people actually are, and the counts match what the map shows.TrueSaath Dating
ImprovedCrossed paths is on by default for new accounts, and you can be notified when you cross paths with someone. Existing accounts keep whatever they already chose, and the switch is in Settings either way.TrueSaath Dating
ImprovedSign-up and verification emails now come branded as the app you actually joined, instead of the other one.
FixedOn a computer, confirmations no longer appear on top of the help button in the corner.
FixedLong plan names no longer overlap your name in the sidebar.TrueSaath Dating
FixedThe “What you do” field is full width, and hints under form fields are readable again — they were being styled as headings and hidden entirely on short screens.TrueSaath Dating
NewHelp & support in TrueSaath Dating: ask the assistant from the menu or from the Need a hand card, and get an instant answer from the help articles — including the ones written for Dating. Writing to a person is still there beside it.TrueSaath Dating
NewTrueSaath Dating now has its own plans page on the public site, and you can switch between the two products’ plans without signing in. Dating prices used to appear nowhere until after you had an account.
FixedThe free plan on the dating pricing page no longer lists kundli matching, Handpicked Five or “express interest” — none of which exist in Dating. It now describes what the dating free plan actually gives you.TrueSaath Dating
ImprovedYour conversations are ordered by who wrote last, and every row shows when. The list used to be in the order you matched, so a reply from a minute ago could sit below threads nobody had touched in weeks.TrueSaath Dating
NewSearch your chats by name or by what was last said, see who you match with that is online in a row above the list, and “You:” now marks the threads where you spoke last.TrueSaath Dating
FixedOpening someone you had already passed on no longer says “Profile not available”. Every card on the “Another look” shelf was a dead end.TrueSaath Dating
FixedThe like, super like and pass buttons on a full dating profile are on screen again — they were falling below the bottom of the phone.TrueSaath Dating
ImprovedA full dating profile now opens between the TrueSaath bar and the tab bar instead of covering them, so you can still see where you are and move away without closing it first.TrueSaath Dating
NewLike, super like or pass straight from the rows on Discover, without opening the profile first — and every row has a “See all” that opens the full list.TrueSaath Dating
Improved“Why you two might get on” now reads as sentences instead of a list of raw fields.TrueSaath Dating
FixedThe busiest areas under the dating map no longer claim to be near you. They are the busiest areas on the platform, and each one now says how far away it actually is.TrueSaath Dating
NewOn the dating rows, an occasional card shows what you have run out of for the day and what is waiting in your notifications. Neither appears if you are on a paid plan or have nothing waiting, and both can be dismissed.TrueSaath Dating
FixedSending an interest to someone you are already matched with is no longer possible — it used to spend one of your daily interests and could leave you with the same person listed twice in Matches, with two chat threads.TrueSaath Matrimony
ImprovedDiscover on a computer now uses the whole window: the deck on the left, every way to meet people on the right with what each one is for, and rows of real people underneath.TrueSaath Dating
ImprovedThe dating plans screen leads with the plans. They used to sit three quarters of the way down, behind the list of what you already have — which now follows them.TrueSaath Dating
ImprovedA dating profile on a computer now reads beside the photo instead of below it, so what somebody wrote is visible without scrolling past a full-length picture — and the buttons are a sensible size for a mouse.TrueSaath Dating
NewThe dating map has filter tabs: everyone, nearby, online now, crossed paths, matches and verified. An empty result now tells you which of those it was empty for.TrueSaath Dating
FixedThe dating map no longer says it failed to load when it has actually loaded. Changing a filter cancelled the previous request, and the cancellation was being reported as a failure.TrueSaath Dating
NewThe busiest areas under the dating map are tappable — pick one and the map travels there.TrueSaath Dating
NewOne-off boosts are now on the dating plans screen: a 1-day boost, a map boost and a pack of super likes, alongside Spotlight and the week-long boost.TrueSaath Dating
ImprovedDiscover now shows more ways to meet people below the deck — today’s picks, who is online, what people wrote, and profiles you went past quickly.TrueSaath Dating
ImprovedThe dating menu is regrouped into Discover, Connections, Plans and You, so the things people use most are easier to find.TrueSaath Dating
FixedOn a computer, the dating header now reaches the edges of the window and the side menu stays put when you scroll. The logo, the tagline and your photo match the matrimony app again.TrueSaath Dating
ImprovedThe app now shows the TrueSaath mark and a progress bar the moment you open it, instead of a blank screen while it downloads. On a slow connection that blank window was several seconds long.
FixedIntroductions and Crossed paths no longer open to an empty screen while they load, and Crossed paths no longer reports itself as switched off when the connection drops.TrueSaath Dating
NewThree new packs on TrueSaath Dating: a 1-Day Boost that puts you first in Discover for a day, a Map Boost that makes your pin stand out for three days, and a pack of five extra super likes. The super likes are only used once your daily ones are gone, so a pack is never spent on likes your plan already gave you.TrueSaath Dating
FixedBoosts and Spotlight bought from a dating account now work. They were being charged for and then failing to apply, because there was nowhere on a dating profile to record them.TrueSaath Dating
NewA menu on TrueSaath Dating on your phone: tap your own photo at the top left for your plan, every way to find people, Introductions, Safety, Settings, switching to Matrimony and signing out. Most of that had no way in from a phone at all.TrueSaath Dating
ImprovedThe dating notification tray now matches the matrimony one: filter by interests, matches, messages or system, mark everything read, clear what you have read, and headings for each day.TrueSaath Dating
FixedDating notifications open properly again — the panel was opening behind the page.TrueSaath Dating
NewThe dating map now offers a heart and an eye when you tap someone, the same as the matrimony map: like them, or open their profile.TrueSaath Dating
ImprovedA full dating profile on a computer is now a card with the photo beside the name, age, town and what they are looking for, instead of a full-screen wall.TrueSaath Dating
FixedThe arrows on rows that scroll sideways now work when you click them. They were only ever a hint.
FixedThe Hide button on a dating profile card is readable again — it was white on white.TrueSaath Dating
FixedThe floating buttons on the dating deck no longer sit on top of the filter control, and on a computer they no longer cover the cards beside them.TrueSaath Dating
FixedCreating a TrueSaath Dating account works again. Sign-up was failing at the last step, so the account was made but you were never signed in — and trying again said the address was already taken.TrueSaath Dating
NewSigning up for TrueSaath Dating now sends a welcome email and a link to confirm your address. Neither was ever sent before, so dating accounts could not become verified.TrueSaath Dating
FixedConfirming your email now returns you to the app your account is actually for. A dating account used to land on the matrimony sign-in.
NewTapping someone on the dating map now opens a small card with their photo, age, town and what they are looking for, with a button through to the full profile — instead of replacing the whole screen.TrueSaath Dating
ImprovedText that was too small to read comfortably on a phone has been raised throughout: the unread counts on the bell and the tabs, the “Your turn” marker, the day headings in a conversation, and the labels on every sign-in form.
ImprovedButtons, fields and links across both apps now meet the minimum size for a thumb. The message reactions, the conversation controls, the password reveal and the footer links were all a few pixels short.
NewSend an interest straight from the map. Tapping someone now offers a heart to send an interest and an eye to open their profile, so you no longer have to open the whole profile to say yes.TrueSaath Matrimony
NewA Messages button at the top of every screen on a computer. It shows how many replies are waiting and opens your recent conversations, so you can answer without leaving what you were doing.TrueSaath Dating
NewThe filter panel on the deck now shows who you are interested in, with a link to change it — it was the commonest reason for being shown the wrong people and the panel said nothing about it.TrueSaath Dating
FixedScreens that could not load now say so and offer to try again. Your secret crushes, your date plans, your introductions, your crew invitations, today’s picks, who is online and the answers feed all used to show an empty list instead — which read as “you have nothing here”.TrueSaath Dating
ImprovedMore room and a little breathing space around the content on a computer, and screens now arrive rather than snapping into place.TrueSaath Dating
FixedThe TrueSaath name in the dating menu is the brand coral again — it was rendering in plain white, so the two apps opened with the same word in two different colours.TrueSaath Dating
ImprovedEvery screen on a computer now says what it is at the top — a heading and a line explaining it — instead of leaving you to work it out from the menu.TrueSaath Dating
NewThe quick buttons for who is online and for plans are back on a computer, where they had been hidden entirely.TrueSaath Dating
ImprovedWider content on a computer, so lists of crews, events and people fill the room instead of wrapping early.TrueSaath Dating
ImprovedThe menu on a computer is a proper sidebar now: the TrueSaath mark at the top, your profile and plan under it, then everything grouped — and Switch to TrueSaath Matrimony and Log out pinned at the bottom, which were not reachable from a computer at all before.TrueSaath Dating
FixedMessages that used to appear behind a panel — “you have used all your interests for today”, and the same for likes in Dating — are now shown on top of whatever is open, with the way to lift the limit beside them. In TrueSaath Dating they were not visible at all.
FixedA card you opened on the map no longer closes itself a few seconds later while you are still reading it.TrueSaath Matrimony
FixedRunning out of interests while writing a note now closes the note box and tells you, instead of leaving you on a Send button that appeared to do nothing.TrueSaath Matrimony
ImprovedThe help assistant and Help centre now cover the whole product — nearly four times as many articles, including availability booking, referrals, regional pricing, photo requests and all of TrueSaath Dating.
NewSee who has shortlisted you — the people who saved your profile to the list they show their family.TrueSaath Matrimony
NewView your own profile the way other members see it, so you can check that anything you chose to hide really is hidden.TrueSaath Matrimony
NewTell us what you think of TrueSaath with a rating and a comment — there is a Send feedback item in the menu now.
NewA match’s published availability now appears on their profile and you can book a time in one tap.TrueSaath Matrimony
NewChoose the voice used in Practice a date, and hear a sample before you settle on one.TrueSaath Matrimony
NewThe map now shows which profiles you can open, and marks members who are online right now.TrueSaath Matrimony
NewA count on Chats shows how many unread messages are waiting, on your phone and on a computer.
NewOn a computer there is now a Messages button at the top of every screen. It shows how many replies are waiting and opens your recent conversations, so you can answer without hunting through notifications.TrueSaath Matrimony
NewA “Can open” filter on the map shows only the profiles you can open on your plan, so you no longer have to tap a pin to find out.TrueSaath Matrimony
ImprovedBrowsing is no longer limited. Everyone can now see every profile in their matches, with photos, however far down the list they go — the daily limit that used to cut the list short is gone.TrueSaath Matrimony
ImprovedPlans now differ in how many interests you can send a day: 10 on Free, and more on each paid plan up to unlimited on the top tiers. See the plans page for the figure on each.TrueSaath Matrimony
FixedA pin on the map for someone with no photo showed a question mark. It now shows a neutral silhouette, the same as everywhere else.TrueSaath Matrimony
NewPhotos and voice notes now show a progress bar while they upload.
FixedVerifying your employer now actually sends the code. It never did — the screen said a code had been sent and nothing was.TrueSaath Matrimony
FixedVoice notes now send. They were being refused by the app itself before they ever left your phone.TrueSaath Matrimony
FixedPrompts now save when you save Your story. They were only being sent when you happened to save a different section.TrueSaath Matrimony
FixedShare ID works. It told everybody their profile ID would appear once their profile existed, however complete their profile was.TrueSaath Matrimony
FixedDeleting your account now tells you whether it worked, and only signs you out once it has.
FixedTaking the values assessment no longer wipes your Mind & score results.TrueSaath Matrimony
FixedKundli now says which side is missing birth details, instead of implying yours are.TrueSaath Matrimony
FixedCompatibility DNA shows your attachment and conflict styles properly.TrueSaath Matrimony
FixedBlocking a match now ends the connection, and it appears under Unmatched afterwards rather than staying in your matches.
FixedSomebody you unmatched can no longer start it again by sending a fresh interest.TrueSaath Matrimony
FixedChanging who you are looking for now refreshes your Handpicked Five instead of leaving last week’s picks.TrueSaath Matrimony
FixedCompare now scrolls sideways on a phone, with the row labels staying in view.TrueSaath Matrimony
ImprovedYour gender is now fixed once your profile is created. Contact support if it needs correcting.TrueSaath Matrimony
ImprovedClear and Mark all read sit at the top of your notifications instead of below the whole list.
ImprovedKundli matching is now available in every country.TrueSaath Matrimony
ImprovedPop-ups slide up from the bottom of the screen on phones, so the buttons are where your thumb already is.
ImprovedTighter spacing throughout on phones — less scrolling to reach the same things.
ImprovedVerification now says which checks are not available yet, instead of listing them as things you have not done.TrueSaath Matrimony
FixedVoice intros can now be heard from another member’s profile. They never could be.TrueSaath Matrimony
FixedYou now show as online while you are actually using the app on a phone — switching networks or opening another app no longer made you look offline.
FixedYour AI matchmaker always has picks now, and says when it is showing your closest matches rather than strong ones.TrueSaath Matrimony
FixedA video intro no longer takes up most of the screen when you view somebody’s profile.TrueSaath Matrimony
FixedThe “go to my location” button on the map stays put, and explains itself if your city is not set yet.TrueSaath Matrimony
ImprovedTabs stay where you left them — going to a profile and coming back returns you to the same tab, and so does a reload.
ImprovedPreferred location is a country and city picker instead of a free-text box, so a typo no longer quietly narrows your matches to nobody.TrueSaath Matrimony
ImprovedThe family packet now includes your shortlisted profiles, with a photo and full detail for each.TrueSaath Matrimony
ImprovedLocked profiles on the map show a partly hidden name instead of a generic label.TrueSaath Matrimony
ImprovedThe ways to find someone now say what each one actually does.TrueSaath Matrimony
ImprovedIf your selfie photo cannot be checked — no face visible, too dark to make out, out of focus — you are told straight away and can send another, instead of waiting a day to hear it.TrueSaath Matrimony
FixedPhotos and voice notes now arrive properly in an open conversation — the other person saw only a "Photo" label until they reloaded the page.
FixedYour AI matchmaker now respects who you are looking for — it could suggest profiles of your own gender — and no longer re-suggests people you have already sent an interest to or matched with.TrueSaath Matrimony
FixedWhile recording a voice note, the Cancel and Send buttons no longer overlap on phones.TrueSaath Matrimony
FixedForm hints that were too long to fit on narrow phones (and showed cut off mid-word) now fit everywhere.
NewMatch again — undo an unmatch and pick up the conversation where you left off, from Interests → Unmatched.TrueSaath Matrimony
FixedTurning a page (for example in Browse) now takes you back to the top of the new page instead of leaving you scrolled down.
FixedTrueSaath Dating notifications — likes, matches, messages — now arrive instantly instead of up to a minute late.TrueSaath Dating
FixedReloading the sign-in page after we ship an update could get stuck loading. That is fixed.
ImprovedEach colour theme now has its own distinct background glow and card styling, instead of every theme sharing the same look underneath.
ImprovedThe "Add to home screen" prompt is now a slide-down bar on the landing page instead of sitting inside the app.
FixedThe dating app's loading screen now shows the TrueSaath logo and tagline consistently, matching the matrimonial app.TrueSaath Dating
FixedIn "Likes you", tapping someone's photo now opens their full profile.TrueSaath Dating
ImprovedScreens show a proper loading preview while they fetch, instead of a blank space.TrueSaath Dating
ImprovedRows that scroll sideways now show an arrow, and small buttons are easier to tap on a phone.TrueSaath Dating
FixedIf Browse fails to load, you now get a "Try again" button instead of a dead end.TrueSaath Dating
ImprovedThe sign-in pages now say clearly that your Matrimony and Dating accounts are separate, and link you to the right one.
NewTwo more free tools, no account needed: a nakshatra calculator (your birth star, pada, rashi and naming syllable) and a manglik checker. Find both in the site footer.
FixedNakshatra and rashi are now computed sidereally (Lahiri ayanamsa), matching published panchangs — they previously used the Western tropical zodiac and could show the wrong star.TrueSaath Matrimony
NewAdd TrueSaath to your home screen — it opens full screen with its own icon and no address bar. On Android it installs in one tap; on iPhone the steps are on the card. Nothing to download.
FixedWriting to support actually reaches us now, and you get a confirmation email with a reference number.
NewYou can add or change your phone number in Settings. Accounts created with Google, Facebook, Apple or LinkedIn never had a way to enter one.
NewSettings now tells you whether your email is verified, and can send you a fresh link if the first one never arrived.
ImprovedSending an interest opens a short note on every screen, not just from a card — so you can say why you are writing before they decide.
ImprovedOnce you send an interest, that profile moves to your Sent list and stops reappearing in Browse.TrueSaath Matrimony
Fixed"Online now" counts only members who genuinely have the app open. It was including people who were not connected.TrueSaath Matrimony
NewNearby has filter chips for city, distance and profession, built from the people actually in your results.TrueSaath Matrimony
NewInterests received has an Unmatched tab, so you can see where a connection went without leaving the screen.TrueSaath Matrimony
NewThis page. Every change worth telling you about now gets written down here.
NewMenu → About shows which version of the app you are running, so a bug report can say exactly what you were using.
ImprovedMessage boxes everywhere now grow as you type, so a long message stays readable while you write it instead of scrolling inside a single line.
NewYour own photo marks where you are on the map, and tapping it opens your profile.
NewA "go to my location" control on the map, so you can get back to your own area after exploring.
FixedVoice introductions showed 0:00 and would not play back.TrueSaath Matrimony
FixedThe area below the map could sit on "Loading" indefinitely when your city had not been set.TrueSaath Matrimony
NewSuggest a time: pick from the windows you and your match are both free, across both your time zones.TrueSaath Dating
ImprovedA darker look, so both TrueSaath apps feel like one product.TrueSaath Dating
FixedPlan prices could show your regional amount with the wrong currency symbol.TrueSaath Dating
ImprovedMore of the conversation is visible above the message box.TrueSaath Matrimony
NewIntroductions: introduce two people you already know, with a private note to each explaining why.TrueSaath Dating
NewReferences written for you by former colleagues now appear on your profile, where the people deciding about you can actually read them.
New"Interested in" — say who you would like to meet. It applies in both directions.TrueSaath Dating
ImprovedHeight now reads in the units you use, rather than always in centimetres.
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