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“We’re doing [one] marriage per day on Dil Mil, and plan on hitting that number for Shalom as well,” he said.

Prior to establishing Shalom, Dhaliwal attended several Shabbat dinners and constantly heard the traditional greeting, “Shabbat Shalom.” This triggered the idea for the app.

Shalom was started to help people in the Jewish community find their life partners.

With Shalom’s premium option, users pay .99 per month and receive VIP access, which consists of unlimited likes and dislike resets, along with the ability to view mutual friends with others, send notes to potential matches, and rewind if you want to change your past decision.

So inherently, we have a better algorithm since it was designed from the ground up taking this core difference into consideration.” Dhaliwal formerly developed Dil Mil, a South Asian dating app.

He said that after establishing the app as the leading player in the South Asian market, “we wanted to expand our technology offering to other communities that were very tight-knit.

We realized the similarities between the Jewish and South Asian communities, such as values around family and marriage.” Dhaliwal and his team spent years building their tech processes for the South Asian community.

He and his team jumped at the chance to help solve the challenge of finding an ideal mate for Jews.