Crush Calculator
Game: a fixed formula on your letters, for fun. It cannot see your relationship.
the love gurus
A crush calculator is a Game that scores one person's crush from two names with a fixed formula; the quiz beside it asks ten self-report questions, and neither can read another person's mind.
What is a crush calculator?
A crush calculator is a name game for one person with a crush: you type your name and your crush's name, and you get a crush score as a percentage.
This page has two parts, and they answer different things. The name score plays with letters. The ten-statement quiz counts what you have noticed. Some people search for the pair as a crush compatibility test.
The crush calculator is free, with no email and no account. It runs in your browser and the names never leave your device, so nobody sees who you typed. A crush calculator is the one-sided, playful corner of love compatibility. The name score comes first.
The crush calculator works on letters, in three steps, which is why some people call it a crush name test. We calculate the crush score the same way every time.
- Both names are tidied the same way: accents fold to their base letter, everything becomes a capital, and anything that is not a letter from A to Z is dropped.
- Your name is joined with your crush's name written twice. That is what makes this one one-sided: swap the boxes and the score changes.
- Each letter of TRUE is counted in those letters and the counts are added. The same is done for LOVE, with the E counted under each word.
- A total of 10 or more is reduced by adding its digits until one digit is left.
- The two digits side by side are the crush score, from 0 to 99.
Your crush's name goes in twice and yours goes in once, so the score is about them from your side. The top box is you, and the bottom box is your crush. Swapping the two boxes changes your score. The rule always finishes on two digits, so a crush score runs from 0 to 99.
The quiz is simpler than the name score. It has ten statements. Each Yes counts 2, each Sometimes counts 1 and each No counts 0. The total runs from 0 to 20 and falls into one of three bands. Nothing else goes into it. Letters can't say what another person feels, so the quiz counts behaviour you have seen.
Does my crush like me?
We cannot tell you, and neither can any quiz. What this quiz can do is count the small things you have noticed and hand the total back to you. It has ten statements with three answers each, and it takes about a minute. It asks for no names and saves nothing. It is a self-reflection tool: you find out what you noticed, not what another person feels.
A band is a count of what you noticed, and you can notice more tomorrow. If the question you are really asking is about your own feelings, that is a different quiz: am I in love? a quiz.
What your crush calculator result means
Your crush calculator result is one of five bands for the crush score and one of three for the quiz total, and each describes letters or things you noticed, never the other person. The first list below shows the five score bands, and the second shows the three quiz bands.
- 90 to 100Screenshot territoryScreenshot this, frame it, and remember it came from a name game. Share it anyway.This formula tops out at 99.
- 70 to 89PromisingPromising, says the formula. The formula has excellent taste in letters and no idea about people. Your zodiac match might have more to say.
- 50 to 69Could go either wayCould go either way. So could most things. Full names sometimes move it; your birth charts might say more.
- 30 to 49The formula has doubtsOur very serious algorithm has doubts. Our very serious algorithm has never met either of you and is working from letters.
- 0 to 29Beat probabilityThe algorithm says no. We are sure you can beat probability. Try full names, or try another method.
There is no hate result here: the score is a number and the quiz is a count. What it means is small. Both parts are games with fixed rules, for fun, and neither can read another person's mind.
A low crush score means the letters of TRUE and LOVE are thin in those two names. It says nothing about you and nothing about them. Letters are not people.
Whatever the tool is called, it does the same small thing.
Is a crush detector the same as a crush calculator?
Yes, on this page. A crush detector and a crush calculator are the same small game: two names in, one number out. Crush finder, crush love test and crush love tester are more names people use for it. No tool can detect who has a crush on you, whatever it is called. This one matches letters against the words TRUE and LOVE, and it counts things you noticed.
Crush calculator questions with a longer answer
What is the 3 6 9 rule in dating?
The 3 6 9 rule is a folk rule that marks three checkpoints, at three, six and nine months, in a new adult relationship. It comes from social media, and it has no research behind it.
Can you get 100% on love calculator?
Not on the crush calculator, which sets two digits side by side, so 99 is the top. The Love Calculator on our home page answers this question for its own score.
When do people use a crush calculator most?
May is the month people use a crush calculator most, at the end of the school year. February brings a smaller lift around Valentine's Day. If February is your month, the Valentine's Day countdown is counting. The calculator at the top of this page works the same in every month.
Two names, ten statements, zero mind reading: play it again whenever you like.
XOXO, the love gurus
How we calculate it
- Both names are tidied the same way: accents fold to their base letter, everything becomes a capital, and anything that is not a letter from A to Z is dropped.
- Your name is joined with your crush's name written twice. That is what makes this one one-sided: swap the boxes and the score changes.
- Each letter of TRUE is counted in those letters and the counts are added. The same is done for LOVE, with the E counted under each word.
- A total of 10 or more is reduced by adding its digits until one digit is left.
- The two digits side by side are the crush score, from 0 to 99.
The full rule, in plain words and in pseudocode, is on the methodology page.
Sources
- What is the three-month rule?: Definition of the informal three-month rule used in the FAQ