Most dating apps ask you what you like. Almost none ask when you're free. This is a fundamental mistake.
The number one reason promising matches go nowhere isn't a lack of chemistry — it's scheduling friction. One person works 9-to-5. The other works shifts. One is a morning person. The other doesn't come alive until 9pm.
You can have everything in common and still never find a time to meet.
A study from the University of Kansas found that frequency of interaction in early stages of a relationship is a stronger predictor of connection than similarity of interests. In other words: actually seeing each other regularly matters more than liking the same films.
When you match with someone who shares your free windows:
LoveLink UK lets you mark your genuine free windows across the week — mornings, evenings, weekends, lunch hours. Matches are sorted by shared availability as well as shared interests.
The result: fewer "we should really meet up sometime" threads that never go anywhere. More actual dates.
Compatibility starts with being available at the same time.