Keep the relationship central
Technology can surface context and organize work, but the shadchan remains the person who understands nuance, protects both sides, and guides the process.
Singles use Kenegdo for private discovery. Shadchanim use the connected Aizer workspace to manage relationships, review possibilities, and guide what happens next.
Technology can surface context and organize work, but the shadchan remains the person who understands nuance, protects both sides, and guides the process.
Structured information around hashkafah, lifestyle, goals, readiness, and practical fit can make early review more focused and reduce avoidable dead ends.
Aizer is the connected workspace for managing singles, shadchan relationships, requests, and next steps while Kenegdo serves the dater-facing discovery experience.
The connected system can help promising possibilities travel across communities and networks without making personal profiles publicly searchable.
These answers are intentionally aligned with the main Kenegdo FAQ: private discovery, shadchan guidance, and serious fit before exposure.
Shadchanim work through Aizer, the connected workspace designed for the matchmaker side of the process.
Aizer is designed to help shadchanim manage their broader network as well as people connected through Kenegdo.
No. Technology can help surface possibilities, but shadchan judgment and the choices of both sides determine whether anything moves forward.