Kimari Launches Punjabi Sikh Dating App in Brampton, Canada

Kimari, a Punjabi Sikh dating app operated by Doppi, Inc., has launched in Brampton, Ontario, Canada, on September 14, 2026. The service combines introductions within the Punjabi Sikh community with human concierge support, aiming to help members begin with a one-to-one coffee date at a local public café. After creating a profile and activating their search, a concierge reviews potential introductions, and each person can accept or pass. When both agree to meet, the concierge coordinates a time and a public café for their first coffee. This approach ensures that first introductions connect people who have each selected Punjabi Sikh as their community, providing a shared starting point while leaving room to explore what faith, culture, language, and family mean in their individual lives. Kimari emphasizes that a shared background alone does not establish compatibility.

The company calls its approach 'First Coffee + 3 Dates': an initial coffee followed by up to three more dates with the same person, provided both want to continue. By the fourth meeting, members are encouraged to discuss whether they want a serious relationship with each other, and either person can choose to stop at any stage. Registration is free with no subscription; for a one-to-one coffee date, each participant uses a Coffee Ticket, normally priced at C$49. Women receive their first ticket free when they activate their search. Tickets do not expire, and accepting an introduction does not automatically trigger a charge. Introductions and dates depend on availability and mutual agreement. More details about Kimari's Punjabi Sikh dating service, eligibility, and pricing are available at https://kimari.ai/ca/punjabi-sikh/. Kimari is operated by Doppi, Inc., founded by Keiji Isogimi.