A Soul Profile is BiggDate's structured psychological profile of a user. It is derived from a roughly 20-minute onboarding conversation with Maahi, BiggDate's AI relationship profiler, and captures attachment style, conflict pattern, love language given vs received, core values, dealbreakers, and growth areas. Unlike a form-based bio, it is built from the user's actual answers to adaptive questions, not from selected dropdowns.
The Soul Profile is the matching substrate. When BiggDate picks up to 5 daily matches, it is comparing Soul Profiles — not photos, prompts, or hobby tags — so matching has meaningful signal from a member's first day.
A Soul Profile is private to the user and visible to them as a Soul Snapshot — a written 2–3 sentence summary plus the structured fields. It is never shown to other users in raw form. Matches see only a narrative explanation of why a particular pair would resonate.
Compare to: traditional dating apps where the 'profile' is photos plus 3–4 prompt answers. Compare to: MBTI-based apps like Boo, where the 'profile' is a personality type label rather than a derived behavioral model.