Frum dating with a friend in your corner
If you describe yourself as frum, you already know why generic dating tools feel off. The language is wrong, the incentives are wrong, and the privacy model is wrong. A person who is careful about tznius, who davens, who cares what a home will look like on Shabbos, should not have to market themselves to a feed.
Kenegdo is friend-powered on purpose. The people who already know you — a roommate, a sibling, a friend from seminary or yeshiva, someone from shul — can look through profiles for you. They are not scoring photos. They are asking whether this person could actually belong in your life. If it makes sense, they suggest it. If they are unsure, they can ask you first.
That is closer to how frum dating already works when it is healthy: a small circle takes you seriously, and you are not left alone with an algorithm that wants you to keep scrolling.
How Kenegdo works
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Your friend is on Kenegdo
A private profile exists for a single you care about. They stay in control.
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You look through profiles for them
Trusted friends search with context, not a swipe deck.
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Suggest it, or ask them first
If it makes sense, suggest the shidduch. If you should check first, ask.
Questions
What does Kenegdo mean by frum dating?
A serious, Torah-aware process for Orthodox and frum singles. Friends look through profiles. The single stays in control. It is not a swipe product dressed up with Jewish words.
Can friends help if I am already in shidduchim?
Yes. Kenegdo is meant to add careful extra eyes, not to replace parents, mentors, or a shadchan you already trust.
Will my whole community see that I am looking?
The design is private. The point of friend-powered search is that a small, trusted group can help without turning your search into public news.
Join the waitlist before we open
Friend-powered shidduch for Orthodox singles. First 100 before a wider opening.