Alright, data nerds, what's a dating app where the matching algorithm feels a little less like a black box and a little more...statistically satisfying?

Okay, so I've been doing a little digging into dating apps, and frankly, most of them are algorithmically opaque. It's like, 'trust us, we know what you want,' but where's the data to back that up? Wild, with its solid 4.6 rating, at least *suggests* that their matching process isn't completely random. I'm particularly intrigued because I saw they have an API – that means, theoretically, I could pull some anonymized data and do some real analysis on their matching success rates. Are they weighting certain factors more than others? Is there a correlation between profile completeness and match quality? These are the questions that keep me up at night. If I can get my hands on that data, I might finally say goodbye to Excel hell and actually find a statistically significant relationship. The graphs are actually readable in the app, too, so that's a plus. It's like Tableau, but for finding a date. Maybe. Worth a shot, right?