Marriage biodata, done properly.

No. Everything you type stays in your own browser. There is no account, no upload and no server involved - the draft is stored on your device so you can come back to it, and there is a button on the page to erase it.

A short, structured document introducing you for the purposes of marriage: your basic details, education and work, your practice of the deen, your family, and what you are looking for in a spouse. It is what is usually shared with a prospective spouse's family or wali before anyone meets.

Enough for a wali to judge suitability without needing a dozen follow-up questions: age, location, marital status, education and work, how you practise, which scholars you follow, your family background, and how a serious proposal should reach you. Accuracy matters more than length - every claim is one that can be checked.

No. Only your name and whether you are a brother or sister are required. Anything left blank is simply left out of the finished document rather than printed empty, so a shorter profile still looks deliberate.

Press Download as PDF. Your browser opens its print dialog - choose "Save as PDF" as the destination. The document is generated on your device, so it works offline and nothing is uploaded.

Generally not. The wali and contact section exists so that a proposal reaches your guardian rather than you directly, which is both safer and closer to how the process is meant to work. Fill in the wali's details there instead of your own.