Your members never find each other. This plugin suggests who to friend and follow.

A suggestion list shows each member the people they have the most in common with, so new members find someone to connect with instead of landing on an empty network. You choose which profile fields drive the match and how much each one counts.

Members see a match percentage on every profile and a list of mutual friends and shared interests behind each suggestion, so the reason to connect is clear before they send a request. Higher engagement keeps renewals up.

A swipe-card view lets members move through suggestions one at a time, swiping right to send a friend request or follow and left to dismiss. Disliked members are held out of the deck so the same card does not return.

Welcome, daily digest, and weekly digest emails bring members back with fresh suggestions. Members pick their own email frequency in their BuddyPress notification settings, and a hot-match email fires when a strong new match joins.

The match engine runs in batches with a time limit and caches every score, so suggestion lists stay fast even on big member rolls. A background cron pre-generates suggestion pools and a cleanup family trims old analytics on a schedule you set.

The scoring engine fires hooks at every stage, from the candidate pool query to the final clamped score, so you can change weights per pair, short-circuit a score, or feed match events into your own analytics. Four widget and block templates are theme-overridable.

The engine compares the BuddyPress xProfile field values of two members. You set a baseline match percentage added to every pair, then pick which fields count and how much weight each one carries. A field can be marked stop-match so a mismatch on it scores the pair at zero. The final score is clamped to a 0 to 100 range and cached, and a master toggle turns the whole engine off site-wide when you need to.

Eight shortcodes embed suggestion data anywhere: [bp_friend_suggestions] and [bp_follow_suggestions] for the two lists, [bp_top_matches] for the highest scorers across both, [bp_match_percentage] and [bp_common_interests] and [bp_mutual_friends] for a single pair, [bp_suggestions_count] for the available total, and [bp_match_breakdown] for a field-by-field table of why two members matched.

Two widgets place suggestions in any widget area: a standard list widget and a swiper-card slider widget. A server-rendered Gutenberg block, bffs/suggestions, drops cards into the editor with a friends, follow, or all context and a card limit. When swipe cards are enabled, members move through suggestions one at a time, swiping right to friend or follow and left to dismiss or reject.

Each suggestion card carries the actions a member needs: send a friend request, start a follow, or dismiss the suggestion. Follow support works through the BuddyPress Follow plugin or BuddyBoss Activity Follow, and the follow UI hides automatically when neither is present. A dismissed member reappears after a set number of days, a disliked member is held out, and members can reset their dismissed list to start fresh.

Four BuddyPress email types ship built in: an instant new-suggestion email, a daily digest, a weekly digest, and a new-member welcome with initial suggestions. A hot-match email fires for existing members when a strong new match registers. Members choose instant, daily, weekly, or never in their BuddyPress notification settings, and the digests run on a background cron at the day and time you set.

Display settings cover the card layout (cards, list, or horizontal), cards per row, avatar size, a high-match threshold, and custom colors driven by CSS variables. Match scores can show on member profiles and in the members directory, with high matches highlighted. Advanced settings tune the cache backend and duration, the batch size and time limit for large communities, and a scheduled cleanup of old analytics data.