Muzz
Muzz, formerly known as muzmatch, is a consumer social company based in London, specializing in services for single Muslims, including matchmaking and marriage with enhanced privacy and religious filters.
Company Overview
Muzz, formerly known as muzmatch, is a social platform based in London, England, United Kingdom. Operating in the consumer industry, it caters specifically to single Muslims looking to meet potential partners for marriage. With a team of 60 members, Muzz serves a global user base, including regions such as the United Kingdom, Europe, and remote locations. The platform has attracted over 8 million single Muslims and offers various features focused on privacy, religious preferences, and communication.
Y-Combinator
Muzz was part of the Summer 2017 (S17) Y-Combinator batch. Y-Combinator is a well-known startup accelerator that provides seed funding, advice, and connections to startups in various industries. Being part of Y-Combinator has likely contributed to Muzz's growth and success in the social consumer market.
Privacy and Safety Features
Muzz ensures complete privacy and security for its users. Features include the ability to keep photos hidden and use nicknames for anonymity. The platform supports the inclusion of chaperones, known as Wali, in conversations to provide additional peace of mind. Muzz also employs a community rating system where good behavior is rewarded with profile badges, encouraging respectful interactions among users.
Communication Features
Muzz offers a range of communication tools designed to facilitate meaningful connections. Users can create free profiles, match, chat, and even make use of free video calling without sharing their phone numbers. The platform allows users to add voice and video intros to their profiles, enhancing personal expression and interaction. Premium service, Muzz Gold, provides advanced search features and unlimited browsing for users seeking more precise connections.
Media Coverage
Muzz has been featured in several major publications and media outlets. Notable mentions include The Financial Times, GQ, BBC, TechCrunch, The New York Times, and CNN. This media exposure highlights the platform's impact and prominence in the social consumer space, particularly within the Muslim community.
