Most profiles do not fail because the person is unlikeable. They fail because the first three seconds give a match nothing to reply to. This checker reads your actual bio, prompts and photo lineup, scores six things separately, and hands back a fix list ordered by how much each change is worth.
How the dating profile score works
Your profile is scored on six dimensions: first impression, bio, prompts, photo lineup, conversation hooks, and how clearly your intent comes across. Each is scored out of 100 and rolled into one overall number with a letter grade. Scores are earned, not flattering: a harmless but bland profile lands in the 40s and 50s, because that is exactly the profile that gets skimmed past.
Why am I not getting matches?
Usually one of four things: the first photo does not show your face clearly, the bio lists traits instead of specifics, every prompt could have been written by anyone, or the profile gives no obvious opening line. The checker quotes your own words back at you and names which of these you are doing, instead of handing you generic advice.
Rewrites that still sound like you
The rewrite section shows your line before and after, side by side, with a short reason for the change. It keeps your vocabulary, humour and details and only fixes the structure. You can push the rewrites straight back into the editor and re-score to see the point difference.
The photo plan
Photos decide most of the swipe, so the lineup is scored as a sequence rather than as individual pictures. You get four to six slots with a concrete brief for each, so you know what to shoot or which photo to move to position one before you spend money on anything else.
Which app suits your profile
The audit ends with fit scores for the apps your profile and goal actually match, each linked to our full review. If your profile is strong but the app is wrong, no amount of rewriting fixes the match rate.