matched by tali
New York energy. Israeli heart. Great people everywhere else.
Come for the community. Maybe leave with your person.
It's a community first.
The kind where you come for a drink, meet your next business partner, make three new friends... and somehow end up dating someone's best friend.
That's kind of the point.
Simple, on purpose
Tell us who you are.
Build your profile. Give us something to work with.
Every application is reviewed by a real person.
No fake profiles. No random sign-ups. No weird stuff.
Approved? Welcome to the community.
You're now part of our private database of people we actually want to introduce to other people.
Quality over quantity. Always.
No swiping. No searching. No second job disguised as dating.
If someone comes across our desk and we immediately think of you, you'll hear from us.
We'll make the intro. You take it from there.
For women
Join the database. It's free.
You don't need to pay us to sit around waiting for a match.
If we find someone we genuinely want you to meet, we'll text you.
That's it.
If you want us actively matchmaking for you, we'll invite you to explore that separately.
Being in the database means you're in our network — not that you're an active matchmaking client. If we see a potential fit, we'll reach out. No matches or introductions are guaranteed.
Join the databaseFor men
Great matchmaking starts with actually knowing you.
If you're approved, we'll sit down, hear what you're looking for, and figure out whether — and how — we can help.
No packages before we know the person.
The community
Some of our best matches were never supposed to be dates.
They were just in the right room.
The best matches don't come from an app. They come from being in the right room.
TaliNot bad for “just introducing people.”
Tali · Founder & matchmaker
Behind the community
Israeli, New Yorker, professional people-person.
I've spent years building communities between Israel and the U.S., and somewhere along the way, introducing people became the thing everyone started calling me for.
Israelis looking for Americans. Americans looking for Israelis. New Yorkers moving to Miami. Someone in Tel Aviv who's apparently perfect for someone in LA.
At this point, we might be responsible for a few relocations too.
What started with friends has grown into a global Jewish community — and we're nowhere near done.
My job? Know you well enough to know who you should know.
Tali
Not because they have to.
Because they finally found their people.
Asked, answered
Your person probably knows someone you know. We just make the circle smaller.
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