25–35 · 6′0″ or taller · $100,000 or more · Any education · not married · BMI below 30
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Start with one set of filters, add a second set, and view both results. Both sets use the same location.
These numbers estimate how common the selected filters are. They do not count active daters, measure compatibility, or show the chance of a match.
ONE LOCATIONUnited StatesBoth sides use the same 2024 Census survey data and the same separate national health estimates.
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These numbers estimate how common the selected filters are. They do not count active daters, measure compatibility, or show the chance of a match. No names, accounts, or challenge answers are stored.
Use the same settings for both people.
Use one location
A shared comparison uses one national or state population for both sets of filters. This keeps a New York result from being compared with a Texas result.
See both results
We apply each person’s filters to men and women on the same page. Both sides stay visible for a direct comparison.
Know the sources
The 2024 Census survey counts age, personal income, education, and marital status together. Separate national health data estimates height and optional body mass index.
A smaller share is not a match
The result cannot see orientation, attraction, intent, values, app use, or personality. It cannot tell whether two people would choose each other. Read how we calculate.
Before you share the result.
01How does the comparison work?+
Both people use the same place, source year, starting group, and method. The tool applies each set of filters to the same groups of men and women.
02Does the friend comparison save our answers?+
No. The filters travel in the shared link and the browser calculates the results. The tool does not create an account or save a name, email, or comparison record.
03Does a smaller pool mean someone is unrealistic?+
No. The estimated share only shows how common the selected traits are. It does not judge a preference or predict a relationship.
04Are these people active on dating apps?+
No. The starting group comes from Census survey records, not a dating app. The model cannot see orientation, app use, attraction, intent, or compatibility.