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Your mummy wants updates.
You don't want to forward
fourteen screenshots.

Mummy Mode is a separate, simplified view of your search — built for the person who has opinions on every rishta and a 6 AM habit of asking about them. She sees what she needs. She never sees your notes.

The situation at home

You know these conversations.

"Beta, uska kundli score kya tha?"

Asked at dinner. Again at breakfast. The score hasn't changed, but the asking will continue until she can check it herself.

"Send me his photo again, I'll show bua."

Third time this week. The photo, the biodata, the family details — scattered across a WhatsApp chat neither of you can search.

"You never tell me anything!"

You tell her plenty. You just don't tell her everything — and you shouldn't have to. There's a difference between updates and surveillance.

The peace treaty

What she sees. What she doesn't.

This line is the entire feature. Mummy gets her own login and a clean view of every shortlisted prospect — enough to feel fully involved. Your private working notes stay yours. Both sides get what they actually want.

Mummy sees

Everything she'd ask you for anyway
  • Biodata summaryName, age, education, profession, income, city — the full parichay
  • PhotosAll three, in one place, forwardable to exactly nobody
  • Kundli scoreThe guna milan out of 36, with the pandit-friendly verdict
  • Family detailsFather's occupation, family type, gotra — her home turf
  • Current stageWhere things stand: call done, meeting fixed, decision time
  • Her own verdict buttonYes · No · Need to discuss — plus a comment box

Mummy never sees

Your working notes stay yours
  • Your red & green flags"Avoids direct questions" is between you and the app
  • Your call logs & moodsWhat you discussed and how you felt after — private
  • Your meeting ratingsThe gut feeling column is a mummy-free zone
  • Your family scorecardYes, the one where you rated his mother's response time
  • The Compare matrixYour deliberation space. She gets the conclusion, not the working
  • Prospects you haven't sharedShe sees the shortlist you choose to show. Nothing else exists

You choose which prospects appear in her view, one by one. Sharing is per-rishta, not all-or-nothing.

Her voice, structured

She gets a verdict button.
Not a veto.

For every prospect you share, mummy can record her take — Yes, No, or Need to discuss — with a comment. Her opinion lands inside the app, attached to the right rishta, instead of arriving mid-meeting as "waise, mujhe woh pehle wala theek laga tha."

Papa can have a login too. So can bhabhi. Everyone's verdicts sit side by side — and you remain the decision-maker. The app counts opinions; it doesn't let anyone else cast your vote.

Family involvement: structured. Family pressure: not a feature.

Launching soon

Add your mummy
to the list.

Mummy Mode is in the works. Join the waitlist and you'll be first in line when it opens — and yes, Roka Ready members get it before everyone else.

No spam · One email when it launches · She'll find out from you, not us

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