Who can enter your introduction pool
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- •Your age, distance, and explicit Only or Never preferences run before ranking.
- •Seeking preferences must work in both directions. Blocked, banned, graduated, incognito, and already-answered people are excluded.
- •Demo profiles are excluded unless you deliberately turn on the clearly labeled Demo world.
How the pool is ordered
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- •Shared Match-question answers produce a compatibility percentage, weighted by how much each person said the answer matters.
- •Higher compatibility ranks first. Recent activity breaks ties so abandoned profiles do not crowd out reachable people.
- •Free Love returns at most three people you have not answered. It does not refill an endless deck.
What your response teaches us
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- •Excited can create mutual interest. Not for me creates an exclusion. Curious, Maybe but, and Save for later are private preference signals only.
- •Optional reason codes stay private to you. They are never shown as criticism to the other person.
- •Saved introductions remain available while the person is still eligible, so postponing a decision is not a disguised rejection.
What we never do, and what is not live
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- •Nobody can buy placement in Introductions. There are no boosts or priority-interest products.
- •There is no appearance or desirability score. Health status is not collected or filterable.
- •An outcome-based intent model is not live and does not shape Introductions today. If that changes, this page must change in the same release.
This page ships with the product. When the algorithm changes, this page changes in the same release.