We gathered what stars have said about themselves in public: interviews from across their careers, books, podcasts, roles, conversations on camera and beside it. Out of that comes a portrait: what the person is like up close, how they make decisions, what sets them off, what they forgive and what they never forgive.
After that it works the way it does with living people. GLUE takes your portrait and the star’s and runs the two of you through a thousand shared lives: the first date, the first night, a shared flat, money, each other’s parents, holidays, fights and making up, the boredom of a Tuesday. In some of them you split by the third month, in others you last twenty years. You choose the span, from one evening to a whole life, and the run is not free: you see its price in karma before you agree.
The percentage is not about attraction. It is the share of lives where the two of you stayed together.
Now the honest part. The portrait is built from open sources. The person on stage and the person at home are not always the same: interviews get edited, an image is built over years, and part of a life never gets written down anywhere. So a star’s portrait can be incomplete and inexact, and we say so plainly, not in small print at the bottom of the page.
There will be one exception. If a star talks to GLUE themselves, the same way you do, their portrait will come first hand, and a verification mark will show it in the list. Only then do we answer for the accuracy. No star has done it yet.
The star you want is not on the list? Try another name, or come back later: the list keeps growing.
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