Love Compatibility Calculator

A just-for-fun compatibility percentage for two names, from a stable hash so the same pair always scores the same. Runs in your browser, nothing is stored.

Compatibility

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Just for fun

The score comes from a stable hash of both names combined, so the same pair always gives the same percentage and the order you type them in makes no difference. Spaces and punctuation are ignored.

This is entertainment, not science, there is no real way to measure love with a name. Enjoy the result, share it for a laugh, and don’t read too much into it. Everything is computed in your browser.

What this does

A love compatibility calculator gives a just-for-fun match percentage for two names, from a stable hash so the same pair always scores the same.

How to use it

  1. Type the first name.
  2. Type the second name.
  3. Read the compatibility percentage.
  4. Try other pairs for fun.

How it works

Both names are combined and run through a stable hash that maps to a number from 0 to 100. The order makes no difference, and spaces and punctuation are ignored.

score = hash(name 1 + name 2) mod 101

Understanding your result

The percentage is a bit of fun, not a prediction: it comes from a fixed hash of the two names, so the same pair always scores the same and nothing about the actual people is measured. Enjoy it as an icebreaker, and read nothing into a low number, since real compatibility is about how two people treat each other, not their letters.

Example

Alex and Sam might score 72%, and will score 72% every time you check.

Sources & methodology

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Frequently asked questions

How is the score worked out?

Both names are combined and run through a stable hash that maps to a number from 0 to 100. The order you type them in makes no difference, and spaces and punctuation are ignored.

Is this a real measure of love?

No, it is purely for fun. There is no scientific way to measure a relationship from names, so enjoy the result and don’t read anything into it.

Why do I always get the same number?

The score is deterministic, so a given pair of names will always produce the same percentage every time.