KISS helps users access STI information, sexual health education, testing reminders, partner alerts, and safer sex tools in one place.
Learning about STIs can feel overwhelming, especially when people are unsure what symptoms mean, when to get tested, or how to talk to a partner. KISS was created to make sexual health information easier to understand, more private, and less stigmatized.
Many people search for both STI information and STD information. KISS uses education to help users better understand sexual health, testing, prevention, and partner communication.
Why STI information matters
Understanding STIs helps people make more informed choices about testing, prevention, partner communication, and treatment. Many STIs do not always cause obvious symptoms, which is why sexual health education and routine testing are important parts of prevention.
KISS gives users a private way to learn, track, and take action without shame or confusion.
STI and STD education inside KISS
The Knowledge section of KISS helps users learn about STIs, STD information, testing, prevention, symptoms, treatment, and safer sex habits.
Instead of searching random websites or feeling overwhelmed, users can access sexual health education directly inside the app. KISS is designed to make STI information easier to understand and easier to act on. Users can also learn how KISS supports private partner alerts through our anonymous STI notification app.
Users can also explore our STD information guide to learn more about symptoms, testing, treatment, prevention, and sexual health statistics.
What users can learn in the KISS Knowledge section
The KISS Knowledge section is built to help users better understand sexual health topics before, during, and after testing.
Users can learn about:
- common STIs and STDs
- symptoms and when to get tested
- prevention options
- safer sex habits
- PrEP and DoxyPEP
- partner communication
- testing frequency
- what to do after a positive result
STI information should support, not replace, medical care
KISS provides sexual health education to help users better understand STIs, testing, prevention, and partner communication. However, KISS does not replace medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
If you think you may have been exposed to an STI, have symptoms, or tested positive, consider getting tested and speaking with a healthcare provider.
Download KISS for STI information and safer sex tools
KISS helps users access STI information, sexual health education, partner alerts, testing reminders, and safer sex tools in one private app.
Download KISS on iOS or Android to learn more about sexual health and take action with more confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
What STI information is available in KISS?
KISS helps users learn about STIs, STD information, testing, prevention, partner communication, safer sex habits, PrEP, DoxyPEP, and what to do after a possible exposure.
Is STI information the same as STD information?
People often use STI and STD to describe similar sexual health topics. KISS includes both terms because many users search for both STI information and STD information.
Can KISS help me understand when to get tested?
Yes. KISS provides sexual health education and testing reminders to help users stay more aware of their testing routine.
Does KISS replace a doctor or clinic?
No. KISS is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you have symptoms, test positive, or think you may have been exposed to an STI, consider getting tested and speaking with a healthcare provider.
Is KISS only for LGBTQ+ users?
No. KISS can be used by anyone who wants private sexual health education, STI information, partner alerts, testing reminders, and safer sex tools.