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From matching to a decision

How Qadrna works

No endless browsing here. You get a few considered matches, and clear steps all the way to a decision.

Private by default · Mutual acceptance · Cancel any time

Four steps to contact

A clear journey, where every step depends on real state from the server.

  1. Complete your profile

    Every step saves as you go, and disclosing your marital status is required before the profile counts as complete.

  2. Take the assessment

    25 to 40 questions on values, marriage goals and lifestyle, scored on the server.

  3. Receive your matches

    3 to 7 matches a week, each with a compatibility score and sentences that explain it.

  4. Mutual acceptance

    No conversation until one side requests it and the other accepts; the chat opens on acceptance.

Safety tools at every stage

We say what we collect and why, and give you a decision you can understand — no hidden approvals.

  • Clear blocking and reporting

    Reports are typed by category, and every report is logged, assigned and closed with a recorded decision.

  • Moderation with a record

    Every new account passes a review queue before it becomes visible, and every admin action carries an audit trail.

  • No automatic data sharing

    Photos and sensitive fields are private by default, revealed only on mutual acceptance or explicit consent.

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Common questions

Clear answers, with links to the policies where they matter.

What is Qadrna?

A platform that runs the marriage decision journey from verification to a formal acceptance — not endless browsing, but a few considered matches and clear steps to a decision.

How does the journey start?

You complete your profile step by step, take the compatibility assessment, then receive weekly matches with an explained score.

When does contact begin?

After mutual acceptance: one side requests, the other accepts, and the conversation opens.

Find out what matters to you

Take a short assessment that helps you understand your priorities.

Private by default · Mutual acceptance · Real verification