A rishta biodata with its own private link

It is a one page rishta biodata that lives at its own link and printed QR code instead of in a PDF. The link opens only for someone who has the PIN you give them, so the details are not loose in a WhatsApp group. You can see how many people opened it, and the families who are interested leave their name and number for you.

The free maker gives you a PDF to keep and forward, and a forwarded PDF cannot be taken back. A Rishta Card stays yours: change the PIN and every copy already circulating stops working, while your own link and printed QR keep working. The free maker asks for nothing and stays free.

In India it is 999 rupees plus 18 percent GST, which is 1,178.82 rupees, for 3 months. From outside India it is 1,899 rupees flat, with no GST, because that is a zero rated export. Nothing renews automatically: after 3 months the link simply stops working unless you choose to renew.

Photos are optional and off by default, up to four. They sit behind a SECOND PIN, separate from the one that opens the biodata, so you can let a family read the details and only later decide to show pictures. The image that travels on WhatsApp is always blurred or photoless. What we cannot stop is a screenshot by somebody you gave the photo PIN to, and the form says so before you upload anything.

Yes, and this is the point of the product. One tap switches it off everywhere at once, including copies already forwarded, because every open is checked against our server rather than served from a file. While your paid term is still running you can switch the same card back on again.

Not without the PIN. The link on its own opens a locked page that asks for it, so forwarding the link forwards nothing: it works like a password protected biodata link, with the PIN as the password, and the PIN stays with your family. Every successful open shows on your dashboard, and if the PIN itself leaks you change it once and every copy in circulation stops working. What no product can stop is somebody you trusted with the PIN showing their own screen to somebody else, so give the PIN the way you would give the biodata itself: to named people, one family at a time.

The link stops working the moment the term ends. You then have 30 days to renew and get that exact link and printed QR back. After those 30 days the card, its photos and its list of interested families are deleted for good.

One number carries one card, your own. A rishta broker or marriage bureau who builds cards for many families joins the Azwaj partner programme instead: verification happens on a call first, each family confirms its own card on its own number, and the finished card, with its PINs, belongs to that family rather than to the broker.