Most communities already do this. There is a register at the office, a folder of biodatas, and a WhatsApp group where families ask around. It works — slowly, and only for the people who know who to ask.
Your families see each other and nobody else. Not the rest of TrueSaath, not another community, not a search engine. You appoint the people who run it. We keep it working.
No card for the trial · every feature switched on · your register stays yours
Not a page inside somebody else’s website. Your community’s name, your logo and your own web address that you give out to families.
If your organisation has a list of families and somebody who is asked "do you know a girl for…", this is for you.
The samaj, sabha or mandal that keeps a register of its families and has done for generations. Gotra, native place, sub-caste — the fields your book already has.
A batch, a college, a hostel. Your members already trust each other, which is most of the problem solved before anybody signs up.
Stop running a matrimony business out of a folder and a phone. Your clients get a real site; you keep every one of them to yourself.
Families in five countries who still want to marry within the community. One community, chapters per city, nobody left out for living abroad.
A trust, a gurdwara committee, a professional association — anywhere a defined membership wants introductions kept inside it.
Gupta Matrimony is a working community site we keep open for exactly this. Every family in it is invented, so you can look at anything without intruding on anybody. No signup, no card.
You will be signed in as a demonstration member of Gupta Matrimony and can see its members, events and register. Anything you change is put back for the next visitor, and the account cannot buy anything. 14 families are listed in it.
Every community on TrueSaath is sealed off in the database itself, not by a checkbox somebody can leave switched off.
Your members do not appear in anybody else’s search, map or suggestions, and nobody else appears in theirs.
Another association’s committee cannot see your families, your register or even that a particular person is one of yours.
Your pages carry noindex. Your community’s members are not part of anybody’s search footprint, including ours.
A standing test walks every discovery surface as one community’s member and fails the build if a single row from outside it appears.
Your members get a matrimony site. You get the thing that runs it.
Upload the Excel file you already keep — any column order, headings or none. A dry run shows exactly what will happen before one email goes out.
Turn on approval and every signup waits for the committee. Until you say yes, nobody in the community can see them at all.
Jaipur, Mumbai, Overseas. One community, but each branch hears about its own events and has its own people looking after it.
Put the annual gathering on the board. Members answer with one tap and say how many are coming — you cater from chairs, not guesses.
Collect the subscription through the site. See who has paid, who has not, and what is owed to you, without a ledger book.
Your whole register as a booklet, grouped by gotra or alphabetical, ready for the annual meet. Contact details only if you tick them in.
Homepage, about us, your rules, your committee — written by you, changed whenever you like, with no developer and no waiting on us.
On the 2nd of each month we email the committee what the site did: who joined, who is waiting, what is coming up.
Your members see each other and are invisible to the rest of TrueSaath and to search engines. That is the whole point — a private register, not a listing on a public site.
Your own address, your logo, your colours, your words on the homepage. TrueSaath appears as one quiet line in the footer, or not at all.
Your committee appoints its own administrators, who manage the roster from inside TrueSaath. Nobody outside your community can see it, and neither can another community.
Kundli and porutham computed from the Swiss Ephemeris, not looked up in a table. Verification, photo privacy, family links — the same engine the main platform runs on.
It is live the day you sign up. No developer, no server, no maintenance, and it keeps getting whatever TrueSaath builds next.
Billed to the organisation, not per member, so your members pay nothing unless you decide otherwise.
Adds the tools families actually ask for -- kundli matching, the family circle, verification and the member map.
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