Invite-only beta in NY, NJ, the DMV and Texas
Your spouse is probably one person away from you.
Nobody introduced you. Last Date is a marriage app for Muslims, built on the people who can.
Amina, 28 · Queens, NY
This is Amina. She’s ready to get married.
- The apps turned it into a numbers game.
- More swipes. More strangers. An algorithm that’s never met her.
- She wants someone her people can vouch for.
Her circles
So she brought her circles.
- The friends who know her best, in circles she names.
- She meets who they can vouch for.
- Strangers can’t see her unless she chooses.
Her friends help
Then Maryam sent Yusuf one name: Amina’s.
- Friends you let help can send you a name, in their own words.
- Amina is never told she was sent.
- Yusuf makes the first move.
YusufMaryam’s cousinMaryamFrom The Sisterhood
Amina28 · Queens, NYHe sent her a date. She sent one back.
Men can send seven dates a day, women as many as they like. Five conversations at a time.
That’s how a last date starts.
Our why
Finding your spouse shouldn’t come with this much red tape.
No middlemen. No “send me your profile.” No waiting on people who never write back. You know what you want, and the people who love you know who you are.
Two INFJs isn’t a marriage plan. When someone reaches you through a mutual friend, a cousin or someone from your masjid, they come with a name, a family and people who can vouch for them. That’s respect at the front door, and it’s what we’re building.
The numbers
- 27%
of newly engaged couples met on a dating app, more than any other way. Friends came next, at 16%.
The Knot Jewelry & Engagement Study, 2024, nearly 8,000 couples - 70%
of single adults don’t use dating apps at all. Only 35% of unmarried women say the apps are safe, down from 58% in 2019.
Marquette Law School Poll, 2026 · Cox & Hammond, Survey Center on American Life, 2025 - 100+
traits about each person, and an algorithm still couldn’t predict who would click with whom.
Joel, Eastwick & Finkel, Psychological Science, 2017 - 6×
the early divorce rate when couples met online instead of through family or friends.
Benson, Relative Strangers, Marriage Foundation (UK), 2021
A good match was never a checklist, and no algorithm can tell who will click. Before the apps, your friends, family, school and masjid made the introductions. We’re bringing it back to the people who know you.
We’re all more connected than we think.
Let’s find what truly makes us the same.
Married? Join as a matchmaker and introduce the people you’d vouch for.
Your last date starts here.
A date never grows alone. It grows in a cluster, around the tree that holds it up.
We open one community at a time. Get in early, and you’ll have three invites to bring your people.