Know exactly why she’s not swiping right — three specific fixes for your bio and photos. No generic "smile more" advice. Built for Hinge, Bumble, and Tinder — the way profiles actually get judged in two seconds.
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Score before / score after — see what fixing your top 3 issues does.
Three named fixes: BIO, PHOTO 1, PROMPT — not a list of vague tips.
Specific rewrites, not principles ("trade ‘music’ for one artist" beats "be specific").
Platform-aware — Hinge, Bumble, Tinder each get different advice.
Catches the clichés that kill swipes — vague hobby lists, quote bios, "partner in crime" energy.
Real Hinge profiles, real Bumble bios, real Tinder photo grids — three named fixes per audit (BIO, PHOTO, PROMPT). Never 'smile more', always specifics.
Why:One specific anchor beats five generic ones. The fix is a copy-paste edit, not a principle.
Why:Lists feel performative. One specific signal feels human.
Why:Show, don’t tell. "Last weekend I drove four hours for one chicken curry — worth it" beats "love adventure".
And describe your top 3 photos in a line each.
Hinge, Bumble, Tinder, or general — the audit uses platform-specific norms.
Each one tagged (BIO / PHOTO / PROMPT), with the specific issue and the specific fix. Plus a score for now vs. after.
A friend will tell you "looks good" or "smile more". The audit is built to tell you the things friends won’t — your bio reads like a Wikipedia summary, your gym selfie is in the wrong slot, your prompt is the most-used Hinge prompt and you’re vanishing because of it.
You describe your photos in a line each. Photo upload + visual analysis is rolling out — for now, a description ("gym mirror selfie shirtless", "trek photo with friends") is all you need.
Yes — directly. "Lead with the trek photo, not the gym mirror selfie. Save the gym shot for slot 4." That kind of specific.
The audit knows that "love travelling, fitness, music" is one of the most over-used bios on dating apps, that quote bios kill, and that one specific cultural anchor (an artist, a city, a film) starts conversations.
Yes. The audit covers prompts as one of the three fix categories — including which prompts to drop ("Two truths and a lie" is the most-used Hinge prompt — you vanish).
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