Name Compatibility Test
The Name Compatibility Test scores two names using numerology — showing each name's number and your compatibility percentage.
How the name compatibility test works
This test uses Pythagorean numerology, the most common Western system. Each letter is assigned a number from 1 to 9: A=1, B=2, … I=9, then the pattern repeats (J=1, K=2, and so on). The letters of each name are added together and then reduced to a single digit — that digit is the name number.
For example, if a name's letters add up to 24, you reduce 2 + 4 to get a name number of 6. The calculator finds both name numbers, then combines them with a fixed formula to produce a compatibility percentage. Because nothing about the formula changes, the same two names always score the same, so the result is easy to share and compare.
It's a playful, name-based take on compatibility — not a scientific measurement of any relationship.
Frequently asked questions
How does the name compatibility test work?
Each letter gets a 1–9 value (Pythagorean numerology). Each name's letters are summed and reduced to a single digit; the two numbers are combined by a fixed formula into a percentage.
What is a name number?
A single digit (1–9) found by converting each letter to a number, adding them, and summing the digits until one remains. It's said to reflect a name's character or energy.
Is it free?
Yes — completely free, runs in your browser, works on any device, no sign-up.