Weighted Alignment Score
The planned AlignmentScore concept combines value similarity, communication fit, and dealbreaker checks, with final weighting to be confirmed before launch.
Product RoadmapPriority Value Ranking
Priority ranking is designed to make your strongest values matter more than lower-priority preferences, so alignment is not treated as a flat checklist.
Product RoadmapCommunication Quiz (CCI)
A short quiz is planned to explore how people communicate under pressure, show care, and make decisions. A compatibility signal, not a personality label.
PersonalityHard Dealbreakers
Hard dealbreakers are planned as true exclusions where unsuitable profiles are not suggested to each other, instead of simply lowering a score.
SafetySoft Preferences
Soft preferences are flexible guidance. They may shape compatibility notes so people can make informed choices without over-filtering.
MatchingPhoto-Hide Mode
A planned photo-control option will let users choose a substance-first discovery experience before revealing photos.
PrivacyDynamic Updates
When values or answers are updated, the product roadmap is designed to refresh compatibility suggestions so the feed reflects the current profile.
RoadmapPrivacy-First Messaging
Privacy-first messaging is planned as a core requirement. Final security architecture will be confirmed before public launch.
SecurityTransparent Score Breakdown
Match cards are planned to show a clear breakdown of shared values, communication fit, and relevant soft preference notes.
TransparencyThe AlignmentScore
Amorixo’s matching concept is explained in simple public language: values, communication, and boundaries work together to guide better introductions.
Values Match
What matters most to both people, ranked by real priority.
Communication Fit
How two people may connect, respond, and handle conversation.
Dealbreaker Check
Whether non-negotiables are respected before any introduction.
Value weighting by rank
Hard vs Soft Dealbreakers
The difference matters. Here is how each type is planned to work.
🚫 Hard Dealbreaker
Planned mutual exclusion. If a true dealbreaker applies, the product should avoid suggesting those profiles to each other. The goal is to protect boundaries without creating embarrassment.
Examples: wants children / doesn't want children · dealbreaker religion · dealbreaker lifestyle
🔼 Soft Preference
Visible as a flexible preference note. The compatibility experience may show the mismatch so users can decide for themselves.
Examples: preferred age range edges · preferred distance · minor lifestyle differences
Photo-Hide Mode
The planned photo-control mode will let users choose a substance-first experience before revealing photos. Final behaviour will be confirmed before public launch.
Why? Because first impressions can dominate too quickly. The planned option gives users a way to focus on substance first if they choose.
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