Most existing online dating apps have a key starting point, a swipe. Swiping on a profile in a particular direction is the indicator of whether you like the ‘profile’. Typically, the swipe card has your photo, age, and a 3-word description of the person. What that does is gamifies your interaction on the app, based on a just a visual representation of the the profile. Not only does that encourage recklessness, but also makes the entire dating process non-serious. We at Meet7 believe that a swipe is not the right way of finding a romantic partner. Which is why we have focused on the interaction between the people on the platform. A key feature of that is no swiping to find matches. While a swipe match can give you an ego boost/ dopamine hit, it doesn’t really help further interactions. Because of the typical gender skew and gendered bias in swiping, a lot of swipes result in too few matches for men, while for women every swipe is a match. Instead, we aim to give no-swipe matches for users on our platform. This is based on the MBTI type personality indicator, which we are calling CompQ (compatibility quotient). Along with matching dating personas, our algorithm a