Preppy: Sex & Health

** App of the Day on World AIDS Day 2022, 2024, and 2025 **

Take control of your sexual health with Preppy. Developed with expertise from medicine, psychology, and health education, Preppy offers you a safe and discreet home for everything important to your intimate well-being.

PrEP & DoxyPEP PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) helps you proactively protect yourself against HIV. By taking PrEP daily or on-demand, you can effectively prevent infection. DoxyPEP works similarly but is taken after sex to reduce the risk of bacterial infections such as syphilis or chlamydia. Consult your medical professional to find out which regimen best fits your lifestyle.

Preppy supports you with both methods, allowing you to focus fully on living your life.

• Your Features at a Glance *

PrEP & DoxyPEP: • Flexible Tracking: Daily or on-demand intake • Reminders: Urgent notifications so you never miss a dose • History: Calendar view with matching icons for your daily overview • Customization: Hide PrEP or DoxyPEP if you don’t need them

Health & Check-ups: • Prevention: Plan your regular check-ups • Test Results: Save results for HIV, gonorrhea, HPV, and more • Location: Add the location of your doctor's office for quick navigation • Notes: Add notes to your check-ups for additional information

Activities & Partners: • Sex Diary: Keep track of who you met and what you did • Location: Add the location of your activity for better organization • World Map: View all of your past activities on a single map • Profiles: Save partners with photos, personal info, and HIV status • Diversity: Support for multiple gender options in partner profiles • Health Integration: Save sexual activities to Apple Health

Security & Design: • Privacy: Lock the app with Face ID • Widgets: Multiple widgets for your Home Screen

Disclaimer: Preppy is not a medical device and does not replace consultation with a healthcare professional. The app serves as a companion for private purposes and does not protect against HIV infection or other diseases. Use is at your own risk. Please always discuss your medication regimen with your doctor.