No 40-field forms. No "complete your profile to continue." A rishta arrives, you put it in, the app does the rest. Here's the whole flow.
A PDF from Jeevansathi. A photo of a printed biodata from bua's WhatsApp. A screenshot. Whatever format the rishta arrived in, drop it into RokaMaybe.
Can't upload from your device? Paste the text instead — same result.
The biodata that took their family a week to write takes you four seconds to file.
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In seconds, the AI reads the biodata and extracts 22 fields — name, age, education, profession, income, diet, gotra, manglik status, birth date, time and place, family details, even the property line their chacha insisted on including.
You review and confirm — you stay in charge, the AI just saves you the typing. Birth details in hand? RokaMaybe computes the nakshatra and rashi automatically and the kundli milan is ready before your chai is.
Twenty-two fields. Zero typing. One raised eyebrow at "hobbies: travelling."
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Each prospect moves through five stages — New → Call → Meet → Met → Decision. Each stage change triggers the right prompt at the right moment. After every call, log it in thirty seconds: tap the topics you covered, your mood after, their vibe. Spot a green flag or a red one? Tap it in.
Family talks begin? Score the family on 8 dimensions. Meeting fixed? The prep checklist and question list are waiting. Met them? Rate it while it's fresh.
"He asked me to delete my LinkedIn" is a red flag now, not a story you forgot to mention.
When it's down to two or three, open Compare. Eighteen dimensions side by side — kundli score, compatibility, calls, flags, family score, meeting ratings, gut feeling. The strongest candidate gets starred per row, with a plain-language read on who's leading.
The matrix doesn't decide for you. You decide. It just makes sure you're deciding with everything you know, not just whatever you remember at 1 AM.
Three calls. Two families. One matrix. Finally, a fair fight.
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The final stage of the journey. The app asks about next steps. Families take it from here — you'll have every note if anyone asks how you got here.
On Hold requires a why. Because "hmm, let's see" is exactly the kind of vagueness this app exists to eliminate.
Reason logged, slot freed. No guilt, no clutter, no ghost of a rishta past haunting your dashboard.
Your first biodata upload takes under a minute. The clarity lasts the whole search.
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