MATCHMAKER
The Matchmaker feature, available on both Android and iOS, is designed to compare 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 between various relationships, including romantic partners, business associates, friends, or family members like 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 0 is considered positive, with scores over 100 being exceptional. Conversely, scores below 0 indicate less compatibility, and below -100 suggest a significant lack. 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.
 
Match Points
Perfect match +250 and more
Great match +100 to +250
Solid match 0 to +100
Not good match 0 to -100
Bad match -100 to -250
Terrible match -250 and more
 
In general, a score above +100 signifies an excellent match, while anything below 0 might suggest challenges, and 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. The aim of this tool is to provide a broad overview, helping us understand the elemental dynamics at play in any relationship.

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