Love Calculator

It runs the two names through a deterministic hash function — the same math family used to fingerprint data — and turns the result into a score from 1 to 100. It is a playful name-mixing game for entertainment, not a prediction about real relationships.

Yes, always. The score is a hash of the names, not a random draw, so the same pair of names produces the same score every single time — even if you swap which box each name goes in.

No — and it does not pretend to be. Real compatibility is built from kindness, communication, and shared time, none of which fit inside a name hash. Take the score as a bit of fun, nothing more.

No. The names are sorted before they are hashed, so “Alex and Sam” gives exactly the same score as “Sam and Alex”.

No. The score is computed entirely in your browser and the names are never sent to a server or saved anywhere. Closing the page erases everything.