Best prompts for Hinge using understanding potential matches better

Read this Hinge profile and photo descriptions (replace with the real text): Bio: "Runner, coffee snob, cat dad, loves trivia nights and cheesy sci-fi movies. Looking for someone who can beat me at Mario Kart." Photos: 1) trail running with a lake in background, 2) holding a latte art cup, 3) on a couch with a tabby cat, 4) at a trivia night with friends. 1) Summarize their top 4 interests/traits in one sentence. 2) Suggest 5 opening messages (one each: friendly, witty, curious, vulnerable, adventurous) that reference specifics from the profile. Keep each opener 1–2 sentences. 3) For each opener include a one-line explanation of why it should work.

Here is a Hinge profile (replace with the match's info): Bio: "Remote UX designer, avid backpacker, weekend chef. Family-first, values travel and quiet Sundays. Non-smoker." Prompts: "Change my mind about brunch" -> "Brunchist for life"; "I'm overly competitive about" -> "board games." My top relationship priorities: wants kids, shared travel, similar communication frequency, non-smoker. 1) Rate compatibility 1–10 and explain. 2) List 4 green flags and 4 potential red flags based only on this profile. 3) Provide 4 concise, non-accusatory follow-up questions to confirm alignment on priorities (e.g., kids, travel frequency).

These are a match's Hinge prompt answers (replace them): Prompt: "Best travel story" -> "Got lost in Kyoto and found a tiny sake bar that became a 3‑hour conversation with locals." Prompt: "My most irrational fear" -> "Birds with smartphones (yes, truly)." Create: - 6 follow-up questions that show curiosity and invite stories. - 3 one-line messages you can send next (casual, flirty, humorous). - For each follow-up, add a one-line reason why it will work.

Compare these two Hinge profiles (replace with real text) against my priorities listed below and recommend who to message first: Profile A: Bio: "Tech consultant, weekend climber, pizza connoisseur. Introverted extrovert, dog lover." Prompts: "Favorite weekend" -> "Climbing and trying new pizza spots." Profile B: Bio: "Middle school teacher, amateur photographer, loves live music. Always up for a road trip." Prompts: "Typical Sunday" -> "Editing photos and playing board games." My top priorities: consistent communication, outdoorsy, dog-friendly. 1) Which profile aligns better (A or B) and why (3 short reasons)? 2) Provide a 1-line opening message tailored to that profile. 3) Suggest one verification question to ask early in conversation.

I want first messages that reference photos. Here are the photo descriptions (replace with yours): Photo 1: standing on a rock face with a bright teal climbing helmet, Photo 2: sitting in front of a colorful mural holding an acoustic guitar, Photo 3: smiling with a golden retriever puppy. Write 6 one-line openers that each reference a different photo detail (helmet color, mural subject, guitar, dog breed, scenery, clothing). For each line include a 6–10 word follow-up question.

Rewrite my Hinge bio for a specific audience. My current bio (replace with yours): "Product manager, loves salsa dancing, spends weekends experimenting with recipes, big on weekend getaways." Target audience: outdoorsy, active, foodie who wants a partner for weekend trips. Produce 3 concise bio options (each 1–2 lines) that emphasize shared interests and include one specific hook to message about.