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Answer 10 practical questions about your photos, bio and the way you start conversations. You will get a 0–100 score and three prioritized fixes you can apply tonight.

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Private by design: this check runs entirely in your browser. Your answers are not uploaded, stored or shared, and they disappear when you close or refresh the page. We never ask for your photos, name or any personal data.

For adults 18+ only. The score is indicative — it highlights areas worth attention and does not guarantee matches or dates.

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1. Does your primary photo clearly show your face?

The first photo decides the first impression. A recent, well-lit shot of your face — no sunglasses, heavy filters or group shots — works best.

Yes — my face is clearly visible and the photo is recent Partly — my face shows, but the photo is low quality or old No — it's a group shot, taken from far away, or uses sunglasses/filters

2. How many photos do you have, and how varied are they?

Aim for 3–5 photos: a face shot, a full-body or social shot, and one doing something you enjoy. A row of identical mirror selfies is not enough.

3–5 varied photos, including one tied to a hobby or interest 2–3 photos, but they all look similar One photo, or only selfies

3. How specific is your bio?

"I like travel and good food" gives nobody anything to work with. Two or three concrete details — a favorite trail, a café, a film genre — invite messages.

It has 2–3 specific details people can easily respond to It's written, but fairly generic Empty, one word, or only vague clichés

4. Is it clear from your profile what you're looking for?

A clear intent ("I'd rather meet for coffee than chat for weeks") filters out mismatches and attracts people who want the same thing.

Yes — it says plainly what I want and what matters to me Partly — people could guess, but it isn't stated directly No — my profile says nothing about my expectations

5. Does your profile offer easy conversation hooks?

A hobby photo, an unusual detail, or a question at the end of your bio gives people something better to say than "hey".

Yes — there are clear hooks: interests, details or a question Something is there, but it takes effort to find No — there's little anyone could ask me about

6. Is your bio free of negativity and worn-out clichés?

Lists of dislikes, "don't message me if…" rules and phrases like "just ask" push people away. Warm, specific language does the opposite.

Yes — it reads positive and like me, not like a template Mostly fine, but with a few clichés or one negative line It includes complaints, demands or "don't bother if…" lines

7. How recent are your photos?

Photos from years ago create disappointment on a first date. Fresh shots build trust from the very first message.

All from the last 12 months — I look like this today Some are older, but still look like me They're years old or I look noticeably different now

8. Does your profile honestly reflect how you look and live today?

Heavy filters, old achievements or an exaggerated lifestyle get uncovered on the first date. An honest profile attracts people who actually fit you.

Yes — photos and bio match the real me right now Mostly, with some polishing here and there Not really — it presents a somewhat idealized version of me

9. Does your profile invite people to message you?

Ending your bio with an easy question or prompt ("Tell me your favorite…") lowers the barrier to a first message far more than a blank wall of text.

Yes — there's a clear prompt or question people can answer The bio is friendly, but ends without any invitation No — nothing signals that I welcome messages

10. Does your profile avoid oversharing private details?

Full name, exact workplace, home area, phone number or social handles in a public bio make you easy to find off-platform — keep those for later, private conversations.

Yes — no private or identifying details in my profile One small detail (e.g. workplace or neighborhood) is visible My profile shows contact or location details publicly

JavaScript is off: the automatic scoring needs JavaScript, but you can still use the list above as a checklist — every "no" or "partly" marks an area to improve. Start with your primary photo and a more specific bio; they shape the first impression the most.

How to read your score

85–100: your profile communicates clearly who you are and what you want — just keep photos current.
65–84: a good profile with a few gaps; fix one or two weaker areas from your priority list first.
40–64: a decent base that works halfway — start with the primary photo and bio specifics.
0–39: worth spending one evening on a full refresh before messaging new people.

The score organizes the most important parts of a profile; it is not a judgment of you as a person. Even a low score usually means a few simple changes can quickly improve your first impression.

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