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Please read before using a result

Not evidence.
Not advice.

For fun only. Not a verdict. Results are not evidence of love, compatibility or relationship quality, and are not psychological or relationship advice.

What a number means here

A percentage is a display of a documented text calculation or selected-answer similarity. It is not a probability of a relationship succeeding, a strength-of-love measurement or a scientifically meaningful match rating. Identical names or answers can produce a high score without saying anything about the people.

What a quiz does not tell you

The couple quiz and gesture-preference quiz use informal, original prompts. They are not psychological instruments, diagnoses, personality tests or professional assessments. An output must not be used to label a person, prove loyalty, justify control, pressure intimacy or judge a relationship.

Planning tools have practical limits

The date planner uses a fixed activity list and relative spending tiers. It does not check live prices, weather, local laws, opening hours, travel, health needs or accessibility. The milestone planner applies stated calendar rules but cannot guarantee imports or reminders in other apps. Verify any practical plan yourself.

No professional or emergency service

Lovtester does not provide psychological, relationship, medical, legal or other professional advice. Content and emails from the site are not a substitute for qualified help. The website is not monitored as an emergency service; if someone is in immediate danger, seek appropriate local emergency assistance rather than waiting for a website reply.

Keep the game in proportion

If an output causes worry or disagreement, remember that the tool has no access to the things that make a relationship real. Stop using it if it is not enjoyable. Do not treat the result as evidence, a demand or a decision rule.

Read the actual method

Every tool includes a “Behind the result - No mystery in the method” section with the calculation, omissions and privacy behavior. A clear method makes a game understandable; it does not make it a validated test.