How the score is made (so you can see it is just a trick)
Each letter is worth its position in the alphabet (A = 1, B = 2, … Z = 26). The letters of both names are added up, non-letters are ignored, and the total is taken modulo 100 — so the same two names always give the same score, and a different pair of names can give the same score by coincidence. That is all it is: arithmetic on names, with no astrology, no personality reading, and no prediction.
Frequently asked questions
Can a low score mean we are wrong for each other?
No. The score knows nothing about either person beyond the letters of their names. Real compatibility is about how people treat each other, communicate, and handle hard days — none of which fits in a name sum.
Why show the method?
So nobody mistakes a game for a measurement. If a score ever made you feel bad about a real relationship, ignore the score.