Soulmate: LGBTQ+ Matchmaking for Queer Singles Preferring Offline Dating

In a world full of dating apps and rapid encounters, Soulmate makes a bold statement for more depth and real closeness: a classic, personal LGBTQ+ matchmaking service — entirely without swiping, algorithms, or anonymous profiles. Soulmate is aimed at queer singles who crave genuine connections — on equal footing, with appreciation, and free from superficiality.

Whether gay, lesbian, bisexual, pansexual, trans, intersex, non-binary, or genderqueer — Soulmate offers a protected space for everyone in the LGBTQ+ spectrum where identity, relationship desires, and life realities are taken seriously. The matchmaking is based exclusively on personal conversations and individualized guidance — discreet, empathetic, and offline.

Founded in Munich by Christine Stegmann and Boris Wieser, Soulmate grew out of a long-standing friendship and a shared wish to rethink traditional matchmaking for queer people. Christine Stegmann has been successfully running her own entirely offline matchmaking practice for over 15 years, bringing deep psychological understanding, strong empathy, and comprehensive expertise.

Boris Wieser, who spent many years in London and there met his current partner, complements the team with international experience, sales acumen, coaching competence, and an authentic perspective drawn from his own life reality.

Soulmate stands for value-driven, personal matchmaking that does not rely on AI, algorithms, or superficial matching profiles, but on what matters: values, relationship visions, life goals — and a genuine interest in one another.

The LGBTQ+ matchmaking Soulmate is currently active across the entire DACH region (Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein) as well as the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Ireland, in the Middle East, the USA, and Asia. The team accompanies queer singles individually — with a high level of respect, empathy, and discretion.

Soulmate believes in love that does not arise by chance but through listening, trust, and real connection. A stance that strengthens queer people and makes them visible — beyond the mainstream.