Love Calculator - 無料オンライン電卓

Love calculator and FLAMES are pure fun - a nostalgic party game most Indian school kids have played at some point. FLAMES (Friend, Love, Affection, Marriage, Enemy, Sister) is a paper-and-pencil game where you write two names, cross out matching letters, count the leftover letters, and cycle through F-L-A-M-E-S to pick a relationship outcome. This calculator automates that and adds a love-percentage score so you can share the result with friends on WhatsApp, Instagram or social media. Same names always give the same result - it's deterministic, not random - which is why it works as a 'discovery' game rather than a fortune-teller.

Let's be clear: this is entertainment, not science. Real relationship compatibility comes from communication, shared values, mutual respect, financial alignment, family compatibility (particularly important in Indian context), and conscious effort over time - not from letter overlap in names. Use this tool for what it is: a harmless icebreaker at parties, a nostalgic throwback to school days, or a fun share on social media. Names are processed entirely in your browser; nothing is uploaded or stored. Safe for sharing across age groups.

Love percentage: a deterministic pseudo-random calculation based on name characters. Letters in common between the two names contribute to the score, with a hash function ensuring stable, reproducible results. Same name pair always gives the same percentage - that's by design so you can recreate the result and share it.

FLAMES algorithm: write both names. Strike out letters that appear in both (one strike each pair). Count remaining letters across both names. Use that count to cycle through F-L-A-M-E-S, eliminating one letter at a time until only one remains. The remaining letter is the predicted relationship: F=Friend, L=Love, A=Affection, M=Marriage, E=Enemy, S=Sister/Sibling.

Example: 'RAM' and 'SITA'. Common letters: A (1 each). Strike out - leaves 'RM' and 'SIT'. Total remaining = 5 letters. Cycle F-L-A-M-E-S, 5 times: F(1)-L(2)-A(3)-M(4)-E(5). E (Enemy) remains. Or another counting method: start counting after the last eliminated letter. Different traditions give slightly different results - there's no canonical version. This calculator picks one consistent rule.