Name compatibility

Name compatibility test

Type two first names for a gentle, two-minute read on how they sit together — a playful score, four category bars and a warm reading. For fun and reflection; nothing is saved.

First name is enough.
nothing is saved
How it works

Three steps

  1. Type two first names

    Yours and theirs. Nicknames work too — use whatever you actually call each other.

  2. We read the pair

    Shared letters, the balance of vowels, name length and initials are blended into a score and four category bars.

  3. Read and share

    You get a short reading and a share card. Send the link and they'll see the same result.

How the name reading works

The test is deterministic: the same two names always give the same result, in either order. It looks at the letters the names share, how their vowels and lengths balance and whether the initials match, blends that with a stable seed from the pair, then maps it onto a score and a reading written in our usual gentle voice.

It is for fun and reflection — a conversation starter, not a verdict. A name is a small window, not the whole room.

Frequently asked

Questions people ask

Is the name compatibility test accurate?

It is a playful reading, not a scientific measure. It is consistent — the same names always give the same score — but a relationship is shaped by how two people treat each other, not by letters.

Do you save the names I type?

No. We don't store the names anywhere. If you share a result, the names travel only in the link you choose to send.

Does the order of the names matter?

No — you get the same result either way round.

Should I use first names or full names?

First names, or whatever you call each other day to day, tend to feel most personal.

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