The first multi-domain genetic compatibility profile — 22 loci across 4 biological dimensions. Unlock from your existing WES or WGS kit, or order a targeted SNP compatibility kit through the AuraMatch app. Built on 30+ years of peer-reviewed mate-choice science.
Three ways to generate your GeneMATCH™ profile. The interactive quiz uses validated trait-proxy questions across all four domains — no DNA file needed, ideal for exploring the science. Upload your 23andMe or AncestryDNA raw data for SNP-level analysis. Or enter your scores directly from an AuraGen lab report.
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Your GeneMATCH™ profile is the key to AuraMatch — the world's first blind genetic compatibility dating platform. No photos. No algorithms built from your face. Just science, chemistry, and who you actually are.
Understanding your compatibility profile opens a new dimension of self-knowledge — and reveals why some connections feel effortless while others require constant effort.
Human Leukocyte Antigen (HLA) genes encode cell-surface proteins that present pathogen peptides to the immune system. Greater HLA diversity between partners maximises offspring immune coverage. Research shows humans detect HLA dissimilarity through scent — encoded in volatile peptide ligands from the main olfactory epithelium. The Wedekind 1995 sweaty t-shirt study established this in humans; subsequent population studies confirmed it.
The oxytocin receptor (OXTR), vasopressin receptor (AVPR1A), dopamine receptors (DRD4), and serotonin transporter (SLC6A4) all influence bonding style, emotional regulation, and attachment security. Partners whose receptor profiles complement each other show more compatible emotional phenotypes. GeneMATCH™ scores 10 neurochemical loci to build the most comprehensive bonding compatibility profile available.
No single gene predicts compatibility with certainty — but 22 loci across four biological systems produce meaningful directional signals. GeneMATCH™ is the broadest available research-grade genetic compatibility panel, designed to identify biological tendencies, not guarantees. It's a research tool: a starting point for understanding the genomic layer of human attraction, not a replacement for the real experience of meeting someone.