KISS for Organizations
Connect sexual health beyond the clinic visit.
KISS helps clinics, universities, and community organizations give people a private way to organize sexual health, stay connected to testing, access clear information, and notify partners anonymously.
Live on iOS and Android. Partnership and pilot conversations are open.
TRACK · TEST · LEARN · NOTIFY
One private tool between appointments, tests, and conversations.
Built for the people doing the work
A stronger bridge between education, testing, and action.
CLINICS & HEALTH CENTERS
Extend support beyond the visit
Give patients a private tool for reminders, education, personal organization, and partner communication between appointments.
UNIVERSITIES
Meet students where they are
Support campus sexual-health education and connect students to a stigma-free tool designed for real-life questions and decisions.
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS
Make information easier to act on
Offer an inclusive resource that helps communities move from awareness to testing, communication, and care.
Available today
Start with a product people can already use.
KISS is live—not a concept. Organizations can introduce the app to their communities, share educational resources, and help shape future institutional tools through structured feedback and pilot conversations.
Community distribution
Make KISS available through clinics, student services, outreach programs, and events.
Education and awareness
Connect people to approachable guides about testing, prevention, communication, and STIs.
Pilot collaboration
Explore feedback, referral, engagement, and implementation questions with the KISS team.
Partner communication
Keep anonymous partner notification free and accessible instead of placing safety behind a paywall.
Why KISS
Privacy-first. Sex-positive. Built for action.
KISS was built around the reality that sexual-health information, testing, personal history, and partner communication often live in disconnected places. The goal is to make the journey easier to understand and act on—without shame.
Partner alerts share the health information that matters without revealing the identity behind it.
Built with LGBTQ+ experiences at the center while remaining useful to anyone managing sexual health.
Developed with input from infectious-disease, sexual-health, behavioral-health, technology, and community advisors.
The connected roadmap
Building toward a broader sexual-health infrastructure.
The capabilities below are planned or in development and are not represented as currently available. KISS is seeking aligned partners who can help shape responsible implementation.
Help users discover nearby and relevant care options.
Explore consent-based connections with health records and supported health platforms.
Create clearer paths from awareness to testing and appropriate care.
Co-design tools that support programs while protecting individual privacy.
Start a conversation
Let’s build a more connected path to sexual health.
Tell us about your clinic, campus, organization, community, or partnership idea.