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How discovery works
Kilig ranks profiles by compatibility, not popularity. Learn what shapes your discovery feed, how filters and boosts work, and why profiles reappear.
Оновлено: November 8, 2026
Discovery is where you meet new people on Kilig. Instead of showing you whoever is most popular, we put the people you're most likely to be compatible with first. Here's how it works and what you can do to shape it.
What we look at
When we decide the order of profiles in your discovery feed, we consider:
| Signal | What it means |
|---|---|
| Distance | How close someone is, within the distance range you've set |
| Shared interests | Interests and topics you have in common |
| Intentions | Whether you're looking for similar things, from a life partner to new friends |
| Lifestyle | How well your lifestyle details line up, such as wanting kids, drinking, or exercise |
| Activity | Whether someone has been active recently, so you're more likely to hear back |
These signals work together. Someone a little farther away who shares your intentions and lots of interests may appear before someone closer with less in common.
What we don't look at
- Popularity. We don't rank people by how many likes they receive or by any attractiveness score.
- Whether you pay. Free members are never hidden or pushed down because they don't have a subscription. Everyone can be discovered.
- Sensitive fields set to "Only me." Information you've hidden isn't shown to anyone.
Filters and dealbreakers
You can control who appears in your feed in Settings → Discovery (/app/settings/discovery). On mobile, tap the Profile tab, then the gear icon, then Discovery.
Everyone can use basic filters:
- Age range
- Distance
- Who you want to meet
- Relationship intentions as a dealbreaker, so you only see people looking for the same kinds of things
Kilig Plus and Premium members can also set advanced dealbreakers, such as height, whether someone has or wants kids, drinking and smoking habits, education, religion, and languages. A dealbreaker means profiles that don't match are left out entirely. A preference without a dealbreaker just nudges the order.
To change a filter:
- Go to Settings → Discovery.
- Adjust the slider or tap the filter you want to change.
- Turn on Dealbreaker if you only want to see matching profiles.
- Tap Save. Your feed refreshes right away.
Boosts and priority placement
Boosts and Kilig Premium's priority placement can move you higher in other people's feeds, but only among people you're already compatible with and whose filters you fit. They never show you to someone whose filters or dealbreakers exclude you, and they don't push anyone else out of discovery.
When profiles reappear
- People you pass on may show up again after about 60 days. People change their profiles, and so do your preferences.
- People you've liked won't appear again while your like is waiting for a response.
- People you've blocked or unmatched won't appear again.
Seeing fewer profiles?
If you're running low on new people, try:
- Widening your distance or age range in Settings → Discovery.
- Turning off a dealbreaker and keeping it as a preference instead.
- Updating your interests and intentions so we have more to go on.
- Checking your location. If you set your city manually, make sure it's still right. See Location and distance.
- Coming back later. New people join every day.