Punjabi Sikh Dating App Kimari Launches in Brampton

SAN FRANCISCO, CA, September 14, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Kimari, a Punjabi Sikh dating app operated by Doppi, Inc., launched its service in Brampton, Ontario, Canada, on September 14, 2026. The app aims to connect individuals within the Punjabi Sikh community through a unique approach that combines personal introductions with human concierge support.

Upon signing up, members can create a profile and activate their search for potential matches. A concierge reviews potential introductions, allowing members to accept or pass. When both parties agree to meet, the concierge helps coordinate a first coffee date at a local public café.

Kimari's approach, known as "First Coffee + 3 Dates," involves an initial coffee meeting followed by up to three more dates, provided both parties are interested in continuing. By the fourth meeting, members are encouraged to discuss whether they want to pursue a serious relationship. Either party can choose to stop at any stage.

The service is free to register, and there is no subscription fee. However, each participant must use a Coffee Ticket, normally priced at C$49, for a one-to-one coffee date. 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.

Kimari's founder, Keiji Isogimi, stated, "We are excited to bring Kimari to the Punjabi Sikh community in Brampton. Our goal is to provide a safe and supportive environment for members to explore potential connections while respecting their individual backgrounds and beliefs."

The app's approach emphasizes the importance of shared cultural and religious backgrounds as a starting point, while allowing members to explore their personal values and family dynamics.