Compatibility by the Pythagorean Square
Two squares side by side — and three things you can see without any assumptions: where both of you are dense, where one fills what the other lacks, and where both are empty. There’s no compatibility percentage here: to reduce nine cells to a single number, you’d have to decide which of them matters more — and no school has such a rule.
The dates are sent to the server only for the calculation and aren’t stored. The server calculates both squares and returns the result — nothing more. The second date belongs to someone else: ask the person before calculating their chart. This isn’t about technology.
Tick the box — the calculation won’t start without it.
The square works from one date. Compatibility of two people across five systems at once — with date, time and city — is calculated separately: there you’ll see channels that close only together, and a shared Destiny Matrix.
Full compatibility of two →Your own square by one date — here, and what your digit means — in the guide to number meanings.
Frequently asked questions
Why is there no compatibility percentage?
Because there’s nothing to calculate it from. To reduce nine cells to a single number, you’d have to decide how much each one “weighs”: is logic more important than work? is energy more important than memory? No school of numerology has such a rule — so any percentage was made up by someone. We show what arithmetic reveals: where both of you are dense, where one fills the other’s empty cell and where both are empty.
What should I look at first?
The cells empty for both of you. Where one has a gap, the other usually fills it — unnoticed, for years. But where both are empty, nobody fills it, and nobody is there to remind you either: you simply don’t think about this side of life until it reminds you of itself.
Are matching cells good or bad?
Neither, and we won’t give a rating. Equally full in one cell means agreement without explanations — and a clash where both want to do things their own way. Equally empty means a shared blind spot. Which of these is “good” depends on how you live, not on arithmetic.
Is this method from a book or did you make it up?
Half and half, and we say so plainly. The square itself is calculated by the system’s rule — you can recalculate it on paper in the “Check it yourself” block. But comparing two squares is our extension: there’s no single canonical rule of “psychomatrix compatibility” in the original source, every school has its own. So we don’t give scores, we only name what follows from the digits themselves.
Are the dates sent to a server?
Yes, only for the calculation: the server calculates both squares and returns the result; the dates aren’t stored. That’s why there’s a consent checkbox before the button. And you should still enter someone else’s date with their knowledge: this isn’t about technology.
Numerology is a traditional system of interpretation, not a scientific method. Use it as food for thought, not as a guide to life decisions. There’s no compatibility percentage here and there won’t be: we don’t take it upon ourselves to rate other people’s relationships with arithmetic.