Fewer, better matches
Three fates a day beat three hundred profiles. Attention is how love starts.
Why a parrot? Every Indian has seen one pick a fortune card. We taught ours to pick a match.
On a street corner in Chennai or Varanasi, a parrot astrologer opens a little cage. The parrot hops out, walks along a row of envelopes and pulls one out with its beak. Your fortune is inside. People have been lining up for that moment for generations.
Dating apps went the other way: endless profiles, endless swiping, nobody choosing anything. We wanted the feeling of that parrot back. Someone picks a few cards for you, and you open one, with a little ceremony.
So Shaadi Parrot has Mithu. Every morning he picks three people for you, reads their fate, and lets you decide. He also reads your stars, helps you find the right words, and keeps the whole thing a bit more fun than it has any right to be.
Three fates a day beat three hundred profiles. Attention is how love starts.
Family, faith, community and astrology are part of how many of us think about love. They’re welcome here, and always your choice.
Private phone numbers, rounded locations, photo checks and real people reviewing reports.
Our video and our cartoon
Mithu is our red parrot in the golden turban: part astrologer, part wingman, full-time romantic. Neela is the blue parrot he can’t stop thinking about. Mor is the peacock who keeps getting in the way. Their story, Ek Tarfa, is a wordless cartoon about one-sided love.
Three fates every morning. Download Shaadi Parrot free on Google Play.
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