Shidduchim, with friends who actually look
Shidduchim have always depended on people: parents, rebbeim, friends, and shadchanim who notice two lives that might fit. The hard part is not the idea. The hard part is coverage. A single can be wonderful and still sit outside the few rooms where names are being passed this week.
Kenegdo does not try to turn shidduchim into a game. It gives trusted friends a way to look through profiles for someone they know, with enough context to be thoughtful. If a profile makes sense, they suggest the shidduch. If they want the single’s read first, they ask before anyone else is involved.
That extra looking does not replace a professional shadchan, and it does not replace family. It is another pair of serious eyes — the kind of help shidduchim were supposed to have all along, without asking the single to become a public listing. If that is the process you want, the waitlist is open before we do.
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
Is Kenegdo trying to replace shidduchim?
No. It is a tool for the same process: careful introductions, privacy, and people who know the single. Friends look; the single decides whether a suggestion becomes a next step.
What if I already have a shadchan?
Keep them. Kenegdo is for friends who want to help look. A suggestion on the platform does not have to compete with a shadchan you already trust.
Who should join the waitlist?
Orthodox singles who want help, and the friends who are willing to look for them. We are taking the first 100 before a wider opening.
Join the waitlist before we open
Friend-powered shidduch for Orthodox singles. First 100 before a wider opening.