Just for fun — deterministic score from two names.
A pseudo-random 'compatibility' score derived from the letter values of two names. It's entertainment, not science.
Same inputs always produce the same number — deterministic.
The calculation works like a simple hash function, turning the letters of two names into a repeatable number — which is why it's consistent every time you enter the same pair, but has no connection to real relationship compatibility research.
'Alex' + 'Sam' → 26% ❤ (result stable across runs).
No — it's a fun toy. Real compatibility has nothing to do with letter values.
The hash is deterministic. Change the spelling to change the number.
Relationship researchers point to things like communication patterns, shared values, and conflict resolution style — nothing that can be reduced to a name-based formula like this one, which exists purely for fun.