OkCupid and other sites also use algorithms to increase the chances, but you also get way more than 1 "match" a week, and you can also peruse tons of random pro

OkCupid and other sites also use algorithms to increase the chances, but you also get way more than 1 "match" a week, and you can also peruse tons of random profiles as often as you want (and these still usually give some kind of compatibility score). You could very conceivably set up a new date every night with someone who has gone through some sort of "algorithm" to match up with you. Is your algorithm/method so much better than any other site that you can afford to only send one match per week and hope to achieve the same (or, hopefully, better) results as other sites? When it comes to dating, I don't think success/date matters as much to people as success/time.