eHarmony has helped its members to enjoy outstanding success. They have created matches that have resulted in hundreds of marriages, and thousands of relationships that are going strong.

eHarmony was founded in 1998 by relationship expert Dr. Neil Clark Warren to help people build successful, long-lasting relationships. After 35 years of private counseling, research and public speaking, Dr. Warren created eHarmony, combining clinical expertise with the latest technology. Their mission is to help millions of people find the right partner for life-long love and happiness.

"Mate selection is the key to a brilliant marriage."

Dr. Neil Clark Warren.

eHarmony's founder, Dr. Warren, is one of America's best-known experts on singles' issues, mate selection, and developing healthy relationships. He's written 9 books, published hundreds of articles, and appeared on more than 3,000 radio and television programs.

Scientifically proven compatibility matching

Surprisingly, a good match is more science than art. But for most singles, finding the right partner is more luck than planning. Research done by Dr. Warren has shown that the compatibility of romantic partners can be measured.

In fact, there are 29 dimensions that create compatibility and play a key role in the most successful relationships. eHarmony uses these dimensions to identify the right matches for you.

Compatibility Is The Key

Scientific research has shown that picking the right person is the best way to achieve a great relationship. But how do you make a great choice in a club, church event, or party, where appearance and small talk is really all you have to go on?

Using the internet, eHarmony is able to learn about its members from the inside out and match them based on deep, meaningful characteristics. eHarmony uses a detailed questionnaire which measures the intricate facets of a person, including the 29 dimensions that are most important in relationship success.

eHarmony then match singles who have the best chance of making great relationship partners. To improve the chances of success even more, they guide matches as they get to know each other with a unique guided communication process.