He
applies.
She decides.
Every Friday he gets a short list picked for what both of them want. He can apply to three, and he writes each one why. She reads his note first, and she decides who gets a call.
She
decides.
His note arrives with how well he fits what she asked for. She accepts, offers three times for a call, and her wali can join.
Most apps turn finding a spouse into a numbers game. Naseeb is slower on purpose: fewer people, better notes, and a date on every next step, so nobody is left wondering.
No scrolling. A short list every Friday.
Each week he gets a handful of women picked for what both of them are looking for. He can apply to three. A limit like that makes every application count, and each one carries a note written to her.
- WhenPicks arrive Friday, after Jumu’ah
- How manyThree applications a week, no more
- BrowsingNone. There is no feed to scroll.
Her inbox never floods.
Applications arrive ranked by how well he fits what she asked for, with his note on top. She has a week to decide. When ten are waiting, she stops appearing in new picks until she has caught up.
- FitScored both ways, and her side counts more
- FiltersUp to three dealbreakers. That’s it.
- Saying noOne tap, and no reason owed
A call comes before any chatting.
Once she accepts, she offers three times and he picks one within two days. Until that first call, messages are only for logistics. Her wali or someone from her family can join with a link.
- LengthThirty-minute video calls
- FamilyA chaperone link for her wali
- MessagesLogistics only until you’ve spoken
A private yes or no.
After each call, both of them answer one question: continue? Nobody ever sees a no. If both say yes, they move to the next step, and every step has a date so no one is left waiting.
- DeadlineTwo days to answer after a call
- PrivacyShe only learns your answer if it’s mutual
- ClosingA kind note goes out for you
From his first note to both families at the table.
Every step has a deadline. That keeps things moving, and it means nobody is left on read for weeks.
- i.AppliedShe has seven days to decide
- ii.AcceptedShe offers three times. He picks one within two days.
- iii.First callThirty minutes, her wali welcome. Two days to answer.
- iv.Second callMessaging opens once you both say yes
- v.Families meetIntroductions, on your terms
- vi.Meet in personWhere the app steps back
A few things we won’t do.
- No browsing.
Men only see their weekly picks. Nobody flips through women like a catalogue.
- No paid boosts.
One subscription, monthly or yearly, and everyone pays the same price. You can’t buy your way to the top of anyone’s list.
- No one left out at forty.
Every active woman appears in picks, whether she’s twenty-four or fifty-four. Age is a soft preference, so a strong match a few years outside it still shows up, labelled.
- No piles of unread applications.
When ten are waiting for her, she rests from new picks until she has answered them.
- No showing anyone your no.
Answers after a call stay private. If it’s not mutual, we close it kindly for you.
Before you join
Who is Naseeb for?
Muslim women and men who want to marry, not to date. Everyone answers the same questions about faith, family, lifestyle, work and timing, so a match means something on both sides.
How are matches picked?
We score how well you fit in both directions, and her side counts more. A dealbreaker she sets rules a match out. Each man’s weekly picks come from that, not from who paid or who’s online.
Can my wali or family be involved?
Yes. She can invite her wali or a family member to join any call with a link, and families meeting is its own step on the path.
What does it cost?
One subscription, monthly or yearly, at the same price for everyone. No boosts and no paid extras. We’ll share the price before we open.
Where does it launch first?
We’re choosing the first city now. People on the waitlist hear first.
Be there for the first Friday.
Join the waitlist and we’ll write when Naseeb opens near you.