http://www.thecrimson.com/article/2023/2/15/datamatch-valentines-2023/
"Using Datamatch, Thousands of Harvard Students Seek Romance, Friendship, and Free Food."
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(That sounded good, at first, but then I read some more ...)
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"... Datamatch, a free matchmaking platform managed by Harvard undergraduates, pairs users by an algorithm based on their responses to a 16-question survey. ..."
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"... Available at more than 40 universities, Datamatch was founded by a group of Harvard students in 1994. This year, the platform logged over 35,000 users across the United States, Canada, and the UK. ..."
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"... “We’re always trying to drive up sign-up numbers and expand to as many schools as possible,” Cheng said. “We’re always on the hunt for new schools.” According to Datamatch’s website, its service is “primarily meant to be humorous and casual,” but by using the matchmaking service, “there’s always a chance of finding a lasting relationship.” ..."
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(I'm not sure, but it seems that you have to be a student at one of the 40 schools to participate. At ~$60,000 per year, that's more expensive than Seeking. If anybody figures out how to crack the code, please post here. ... Anyway, it could be good college-level training for future SBs and SDs! You know, "Never talk about money in DataMatch. Take those conversations to another platform such as your .edu email account.")