Private sexual health navigation · No sign-up · No name
An anonymous risk check for HIV and other STIs. A clear route to PrEP or PEP, routine check-ups, HPV and hepatitis B vaccines, and pre-marriage blood tests.No account, no name. The app does not diagnose — a clinician decides.
Anonymous · No sign-up · Not a diagnosis
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What do you need?
Public places on the list. Bangkok hours and phones are the ones we re-check. Elsewhere call ahead. Being listed is not an endorsement.
How it links
A clinician still decides. If a clinic uses PACT, this phone keeps booking, results, pill clocks, the next visit, and an anonymous notice — point to point, never a named file.
What PACT keeps
Five steps, and no name at any of them.
Time
Morning09:00–12:00AfternoonSTI testSend requestNew request
PST-6AHEMorning · STI testAccept this visitOffer another timeThis day is full1 / 5
Ask for a time
Pick morning or afternoon and why you are coming. No name and no phone number are sent.
The app does not diagnose or prescribe.
Privacy you control
A clinic that uses PACT sees a hash of this phone and a visit code — never your name.
Connect is optional, 18+, and says clearly if a treatment notice was sent.
Not a medical device and not a diagnosis. Clinics on the list have not endorsed PACT Safe. Linking phones is optional and 18+. Care and SOS never need a QR. Web reminders can miss — pin it to your Home Screen.
Four screens from Care. Then open it yourself.
Three taps in Safari or Chrome. After that it opens like any other app. The store apps are the same product.
iPhone only allows this from Safari. Open this same page in Safari, then follow the steps below.
Your browser can save PACT Safe like an app. Two taps. Nothing from an app store.
