Create a deterministic, Unicode-aware playful name score locally, with clear entertainment-only meaning and no relationship predictions.
01 / PURPOSE-SPECIFIC INPUTS
For entertainment only. This score does not measure real relationship compatibility. Names are not stored, uploaded or included in analytics events.
02 / RESULT & SUPPORTING WORK
For entertainment only. This score does not measure real relationship compatibility. Names are not stored, uploaded, included in analytics events or used to create profiles. Copying is an intentional local clipboard action.
Enter your values locally; no inputs are uploaded.
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This is a private entertainment toy with a transparent deterministic name-hash algorithm. It is not relationship evidence, advice or a prediction about people.
Use Unicode-aware, order-independent name normalization, consistent reload behavior and kind entertainment-only messages without storing names.
Names are processed only in browser memory, never stored, uploaded or included in analytics events. No profile or external name service is used. A result reaches the clipboard only after an intentional copy action.
No. For entertainment only. This score does not measure real relationship compatibility. It is a playful number derived from names, not a scientific prediction or relationship recommendation.
Names are normalized with Unicode NFKC, whitespace normalization and lowercase, then sorted. UTF-8 JSON of the mode and sorted pair is hashed with fixed 32-bit FNV-1a and reduced modulo 101. The main result never uses randomness.
No. Sorting the normalized pair makes order irrelevant within the same mode. Leading/trailing ordinary spaces and letter case also do not change that normalized pair.
Yes. Unicode letters and combining marks are accepted with ordinary name punctuation. Names must be nonempty and bounded in length; control and hidden formatting characters are rejected.
Each mode includes its own fixed label in the same deterministic algorithm. This changes a name pattern, not the meaning or reliability of a real compatibility measurement.
No. The calculator does not store names, create profiles, send names to an API or include them in analytics events. A result reaches the clipboard only if you intentionally choose Copy Result.