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In this thread i will explain how to request, sum up and visualize your Hinge stats (might also work with other dating apps that are part of Match Group).
Step 1: Requesting Hinge stats
Go to Hinge settings and click "Download my Data" (quite far down). After a couple days you will get an Email notifying you that you can now download your Hinge Data for the next 48 hours.
Step 2: Summing up the data
The HTML and .json files aren't very helpful (unless you want to manually count how many likes etc. you have sent)
For this i have created the python script below - just open vscode (its a free program), open a new text file, copy paste the following code and save the file. After that all that's left is to right-click the "matches.json" in the folder you downloaded from Hinge, click "Copy file path" and replace the placeholder path i have used (on line 2 of the script as shown by the blue arrow in the attached image, make sure to use apostrophe ' instead of quotation marks "). Lastly, run the script (by pressing the triangle in the top right corner) - which will give you the total numbers of likes, matches, chats and blocks (as shown by the red circle). Block includes every time when you send a like and it gets removed by the girl.
import json
with open(r'C:\Users\User\Downloads\name_hinge_data_export\export\matches.json', encoding='utf-8') as f:
data = json.load(f)
matches = 0
likes = 0
chats = 0
blocks = 0
def count_likes(like_list):
count = 0
for like in like_list:
count += 1
if 'like' in like:
count += count_likes(like['like'])
return count
for entry in data:
if 'match' in entry:
matches += len(entry['match'])
if 'like' in entry:
likes += count_likes(entry['like'])
if 'chats' in entry:
chats += len(entry['chats'])
if 'block' in entry:
blocks += len(entry['block'])
print(f"Matches: {matches}")
print(f"Likes: {likes}")
print(f"Chats: {chats}")
print(f"Blocks: {blocks}")
Optional Step: Make a chart to show your stats
Go to the following website and switch out the numbers in the input window. (see second attached picture)
Step 1: Requesting Hinge stats
Go to Hinge settings and click "Download my Data" (quite far down). After a couple days you will get an Email notifying you that you can now download your Hinge Data for the next 48 hours.
Step 2: Summing up the data
The HTML and .json files aren't very helpful (unless you want to manually count how many likes etc. you have sent)
For this i have created the python script below - just open vscode (its a free program), open a new text file, copy paste the following code and save the file. After that all that's left is to right-click the "matches.json" in the folder you downloaded from Hinge, click "Copy file path" and replace the placeholder path i have used (on line 2 of the script as shown by the blue arrow in the attached image, make sure to use apostrophe ' instead of quotation marks "). Lastly, run the script (by pressing the triangle in the top right corner) - which will give you the total numbers of likes, matches, chats and blocks (as shown by the red circle). Block includes every time when you send a like and it gets removed by the girl.
import json
with open(r'C:\Users\User\Downloads\name_hinge_data_export\export\matches.json', encoding='utf-8') as f:
data = json.load(f)
matches = 0
likes = 0
chats = 0
blocks = 0
def count_likes(like_list):
count = 0
for like in like_list:
count += 1
if 'like' in like:
count += count_likes(like['like'])
return count
for entry in data:
if 'match' in entry:
matches += len(entry['match'])
if 'like' in entry:
likes += count_likes(entry['like'])
if 'chats' in entry:
chats += len(entry['chats'])
if 'block' in entry:
blocks += len(entry['block'])
print(f"Matches: {matches}")
print(f"Likes: {likes}")
print(f"Chats: {chats}")
print(f"Blocks: {blocks}")
Optional Step: Make a chart to show your stats
Go to the following website and switch out the numbers in the input window. (see second attached picture)
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