1. 1

   A real conversation, not a form

   Your matchmaker chats with you about who you are: your faith and how much a partner should share it, your family and hometown, your work, your timeline, what you value most. It takes minutes, and it feels like talking to a wise aunty who actually listens.

2. 2

   Verification before visibility

   Before introductions begin you match your NIN to your name and upload a government ID. Every profile you will ever see has done the same.

3. 3

   Matches arrive with reasons

   You don’t get a deck of faces. You get a few people, each with the matchmaker’s written reasoning — “you both said within a year”, “faith is weekly life for both of you” — and a scored compatibility breakdown.

4. 4

   The mutual yes

   Interested? Say yes. If they say yes too, you each commit a little PIN and the introduction opens into a private chat. Nobody can message you who you haven’t chosen.

5. 5

   Your matchmaker stays close

   The matchmaker checks in, asks better questions as it learns you, and keeps refining who it brings you. The longer you use Lifepin, the sharper your matches.

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