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About this tool
AI-Powered Matchmaking based on interests and personality.
Find Match is a compatibility-score demo: you fill in a short profile — name, age, location, interests, personality type and lifestyle — and it ranks five built-in sample profiles against you with a 40/30/30 weighted score. Shared interests are worth up to 40 points (shared interests ÷ the number you picked, times 40), personality contributes 30 for an exact match, 20 if either side is an ambivert and 10 otherwise, and lifestyle scores the same way with 'balanced' as the flexible middle. It is a demonstration of how a matching algorithm weighs its inputs, not a dating service — the profiles it scores against are fictional examples, and nothing you type is sent anywhere.
Open Find Match on AltFTool — it loads instantly in your browser.
Fill Name * and Age *, add a Location, then select at least one interest from Music, Reading, Food & Dining, Travel, Sports and Art & Culture.
Choose a Personality Type of Introvert, Extrovert or Ambivert and a Lifestyle of Active, Relaxed or Balanced, then press 'Find My Matches'.
Read the ranked cards under 'Your Matches' — each shows a Compatibility % and a band from Perfect Match down to Potential Match, with shared interests highlighted; '← Edit Profile' goes back.
Interests, personality and lifestyle are weighted 40, 30 and 30, and each result card shows which of your interests the profile shares, so you can trace where the percentage came from.
Ambivert and balanced answers score 20 against any opposite rather than the 10 a hard mismatch gets, which is what makes the ranking shift when you change them.
All five sample profiles come back sorted highest first with their scores, so you can see the near-misses instead of only the top pick.
Shared interests give up to 40 points, scaled by how many interests you selected; personality gives 30 for an exact match, 20 if either side is ambivert, or 10 for opposites; lifestyle gives 30, 20 or 10 on the same rule with 'balanced' as the middle. The total is capped at 100, so the floor for any profile is 20 and the ceiling is a full 100.
No. The tool scores you against five fixed fictional profiles written into the page as sample data. There is no sign-up, no database of users and no messaging — it exists to show the algorithm, not to introduce you to anyone.
Because the interest component divides shared interests by the number you picked. Choosing all six when a profile lists three caps that part at 20 of the available 40 points, while choosing exactly those three would score the full 40.
They are bands over the score: 80 and above reads Perfect Match, 60 to 79 Great Match, 40 to 59 Good Match, and anything below 40 Potential Match. They are presentation labels for the same number, not a separate judgement.