The people who know you best are already looking out for you.
Link by Aizer turns your family, neighborhood, or friend group into a shidduch network. One admin builds the team, everyone joins, and together you upload the people you know — so the system can spot the shidduchim you'd never have found on your own.
Everyone knows someone. No one connects the dots.
The shidduch world isn't short on good people — it's short on ways to find them.
Your neighbor knows someone. Your cousin knows someone. Your best friend from seminary knows someone. But unless one of you happens to mention it at exactly the right moment, those two people may never get suggested to each other. Link by Aizer closes that gap by putting everyone's knowledge in one place.
Good matches get lost
The right person is often just two or three connections away — but nobody's keeping track of who knows who.
Word of mouth doesn't scale
A single shadchan or family can only hold so many names in their head at once.
Resumes sit in inboxes
Shidduch resumes get emailed around and forgotten instead of actively matched against the people who'd be a good fit.
From team to shidduch in 4 easy steps
No browsing, no cold outreach — just your circle, working together.
Create a team
An admin starts a team for a family, neighborhood, or friend group.
Invite your circle
Members join in seconds with a simple invite link.
Upload who you know
Everyone adds a handful of people they think are ready for a shidduch.
Let the matches surface
Link scans the team's connections and flags potential shidduchim, so your community can make the introduction.
Matchmaking, powered by people who already care
Built for the way shidduchim actually happen — through people who know people.
Privacy by design
Names and details are only shared with the team, not the open internet.
Community-powered
Matches come from people who genuinely know both sides — not a stranger's algorithm alone.
No cold browsing
No swiping through strangers. Every suggestion starts from someone who already vouches for both people.
Built for groups
Designed around real-life circles — families, neighborhoods, shuls, and friend groups — not solo profiles.
What happens after you join a team
A look at the first few weeks on Link by Aizer.
Team created
An admin sets up the team and sends out the first invites.
Circle joins in
Family and friends join the team and start uploading names.
Network takes shape
Dozens of connections are added — the team's shared network starts to form.
First match surfaces
Link flags a potential shidduch based on the team's collective knowledge.
A better way to redt a shidduch
See how Link compares to the way shidduchim get made today.
The Old Way
- Relies on one person remembering the right name at the right time
- Limited to a single shadchan's personal network
- Resumes get emailed around and go out of date
- No way to see connections across a whole family or community
The Link Way
- Every team member's knowledge is combined in one place
- Matches can come from anyone in the team, not just one shadchan
- Profiles stay current and visible only to your team
- The whole team's network is searched for potential shidduchim
Shidduchim happen in circles, not databases
Why we built Link the way we did.
Shidduchim have always happened through people — a neighbor, an aunt, a friend from seminary who says, 'You know, I think I know someone.' That instinct hasn't changed. What's missing is a way to make it easier for everyone to act on it.
We didn't want to build another database of strangers to browse. We wanted to build a tool for the people who are already doing the work of shidduchim — families, neighbors, and friends — so their combined knowledge could go further.
Link by Aizer exists to make one moment easier: the moment someone says, 'Wait, I think I know someone who'd be perfect.'
Bring your circle together
Start a team for your family, neighborhood, or friend group — and see who your community already knows.
Free to start · Takes less than 2 minutes