Relationships
Matchmaker
Explore the Matchmaker feature that rates compatibility through elemental analysis for relationships and partnerships.
The Matchmaker feature, available on both Android and iOS, compares two charts by analyzing the compatibility of their Five Elements. For instance, if one individual has a predominance of Fire and Wood, while the other excels in Metal and Water, Matchmaker would indicate a high compatibility score.
This tool can be used to gauge potential harmony among relationships, including romantic partners, business associates, friends, and family members, such as a mother and daughter.
Please note that this feature provides a basic assessment based solely on elemental values. For a deeper, more personalized analysis, consider consulting our expert for tailored advice.
How it works
Each Element is assigned a score: above zero is considered positive, with scores over 100 being exceptional. Conversely, scores below 0 indicate lower compatibility, and scores below -100 suggest a significant lack of compatibility. A score of exactly 0 means the provider lacks that Element, resulting in a neutral impact.
The overall compatibility score, which aggregates all Elements, is summarized at the bottom, offering a comprehensive view of the relationship's elemental balance.
Understanding your score
| Match | Points |
| Perfect match | +250 and more |
| Great match | +100 to +250 |
| Solid match | 0 to +100 |
| Not a good match | 0 to -100 |
| Bad match | -100 to -250 |
| Terrible match | -250 and more |
In general, a score above +100 indicates an excellent match, while a score below zero might suggest challenges, and a score below -100 indicates a potentially problematic pairing.
Remember, like all BaZi tools, these scores shouldn't be taken as absolute truths. There are many subtleties our algorithm can't account for, so consider these scores as a rough guide rather than definitive answers. This tool aims to provide a broad overview, helping us understand the elemental dynamics at play in any relationship.
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