Shidduch is a matchmaking service for the Jewish community, offered by MDY, that connects people through experienced shadchanim rather than open browsing. The platform sends members a small number of suggestions each day, with every introduction handled by a real matchmaker who can guide the process when both sides agree to proceed. Members can privately pass on a suggestion, and no one is told when they decline.

Privacy is central to the service: profiles, résumés, and photos are not displayed in a public directory or search engine, and are shared only with suggested matches and shadchanim. Parents may manage a child’s profile with the child’s consent. The service welcomes people across frum hashkafas, including divorced and widowed members and those with children. Shidduch describes itself as a dating service, but singles do not browse profiles or contact one another directly; introductions go through a shadchan. The website is free to use, while members are expected to pay shadchanim their customary rates.