Now accepting waitlist signups
Meaningful relationships begin with compatibility.
Discover deeper compatibility before you take the next step.
Swiping shows you a face. It doesn't show you a fit.
What we're built on
Three things every lasting relationship needs
Compatibility
Personality, communication, and long-term potential — before you invest months finding out.
Trust
Connect with confidence through verification-focused features, not gimmicks.
Growth
Insights that build self-awareness, useful whether or not this match is "the one."
A different starting point
How Astral Match works
Create your profile
Minutes, not hours.
See your compatibility
Where you align, and where you'd need to grow.
Discover real connections
People who complement how you relate.
Move forward with confidence
Know more. Guess less.
What's inside
Built for people who want more than a swipe
Compatibility Insights
How you and someone else are likely to connect.
Daily Luck Insights
Gentle guidance on timing for dates and decisions.
Single Verification
A more transparent way to know who you're talking to.
Verification Refresh
Request a fresh check whenever you need one.
Community
Spaces to learn and grow alongside others.
The Astral Match App
The full platform, arriving after this waitlist.
Trust & Verification
Know who you're really talking to.
Verified, not just claimed
A transparent signal behind every profile.
Always current
Valid for seven days, refreshable anytime.
Honest by design
A signal to inform your judgment — never a guarantee.
Compatibility and timing insights are informed by BaZi and Qi Men Dun Jia — traditional frameworks, translated into practical guidance. See how it works →
Common questions
Is Astral Match a dating app?
It's compatibility-first — dating is one part of a bigger picture.
When can I start using it?
Join the waitlist for early access at launch.
Is this based on astrology?
It's informed by BaZi and Qi Men Dun Jia — not horoscopes.
Is my information safe?
Yes. Full privacy details are on our Privacy Policy page.
Does verification guarantee who someone is?
No — it's a signal to support your own judgment.