Type two names
Your name and your partner's, or any two names you are curious about. Upper or lower case and extra spaces make no difference, and the order of the names does not matter.
Type two names and watch the heart fill: a name game just for fun, with a relationship check-in, questions and date ideas for two and a count of your days together, with nothing uploaded.
Type both names to fill the heart. It is a game made from the letters of your names, just for fun.
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This score is a game made from the letters of the two names: the same names always get the same score, in either order, and it says nothing about a relationship. For a look at how you two feel things are going, try the check-in.
Today's question for the two of you
Twelve honest answers show where things feel strong to you and where a little care may help.
Questions to ask, dates to plan and small things to do today.
Your days together and everything you have saved.
days together
The name score is a game for fun: it comes from the letters of the two names and says nothing about a relationship. The check-in adds up your own answers. Everything you type stays in this browser on this device; nothing is uploaded.
Your name and your partner's, or any two names you are curious about. Upper or lower case and extra spaces make no difference, and the order of the names does not matter.
Dating, engaged, married or a crush. It changes the last line of the reading, not the score.
Press Calculate our love. The heart fills to your score, with a short reading, a couple name made from both names and four fun meters. Copy the result to send it.
Rate twelve statements from Never to Always, alone or taking turns, and see a score for six parts of your relationship with small ideas for the parts that scored lower.
A question to ask, a date to plan or a small gesture for today, and a who is more likely game for two. Save the ones you like.
On the Us tab, pick the day you got together to see how many days it has been and when the next anniversary and the next round hundred days fall.
It says plainly that the name score is a game. The same two names always get the same score, in either order, so nobody can press again for a better number.
The check-in asks about talking, trust, affection, time together, teamwork and fun, and points to the statements where the two of you answered differently.
30 questions to ask each other, 24 date ideas at home or out, 24 small gestures and a game, with a new pick for every day.
How long you have been together in years, months and days, with the next anniversary, the next round hundred days and the next round thousand.
There is no account and no upload. The names, answers and dates stay in this browser on this device, and one button clears them all.
Large buttons and a check-in you can pass back and forth on one device, so you can use it together on the sofa.
Love calculators have been a party game for a long time. This one writes both names in small letters, puts them in alphabetical order and mixes their letters into one large number with a fixed formula, then turns that number into a score from 58 to 100. Nothing about the people goes into it, which is why it is a game and not a measurement.
The check-in is a list of everyday statements, two for each of six parts of a relationship, scored 0 to 100 from your own answers. It is not a scientific test and gives no verdict on anyone: its point is to notice what is going well and pick one small thing to try. If you ever feel unsafe, it says so plainly: talk to someone you trust or a helpline.
The couple name joins the first half of one first name with the second half of the other, as in the blended names people give famous couples. Milestones count calendar days from the day you got together: an anniversary of 29 February falls on 28 February in other years.
No calculator can measure love, and this one does not try. The score is a game made from the letters of the two names: the same two names always get the same score, in either order, and it says nothing about how a relationship is going. Enjoy it as a bit of fun. For an honest look at how the two of you feel things are going, try the check-in.
Both names are written in small letters with extra spaces and invisible characters left out, put in alphabetical order and turned into one large number by a fixed mixing formula. That number becomes a score between 58 and 100, so every pair gets a friendly result. Changing one letter gives a different score; typing the same names again gives the same one.
A score of 100 comes up for about one pair of names in 43. If you type the same name in both boxes, the heart also fills to the top, with a note that self-love comes first.
Twelve statements about talking, trust, affection, time together, teamwork and fun, each answered from Never to Always. The tool adds up your answers into a score for each of the six parts and suggests small things to try where a part scored lower. It is not a test or a diagnosis: it reflects only your own answers, as a way to start a conversation.
Yes. Choose Answer together: one of you answers the twelve statements, then passes the device to the other, whose answers start fresh. At the end you see both scores side by side and the statements where your answers differ by two steps or more, which are often the best ones to talk about.
No. The names, the check-in answers, the saved sparks and the date you started are kept only in this browser on this device, and nothing is uploaded. Clear everything saved on this device, at the bottom of the Us tab, removes them.
The Decision Maker, SpinForge and Flip the Coin pick at random between options you give them. The Love Calculator is a name game for two people, with a check-in about your relationship, cards with questions and date ideas, a who is more likely game and a count of the days you have been together.