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Making tested the normal thing to be.

Clean Sheets is a free app that lets you see whether your date has a recent clean STI test — without asking, and without them ever knowing you looked. This page is for the people who want to help it spread: health services, funders, charities, researchers and press.

Why we built it

Everyone knows they should ask before sleeping with someone. Almost nobody does, because the question lands at the worst possible moment and feels like an accusation. So people gamble, then quietly panic for a fortnight.

Meanwhile testing has never been easier. Free postal kits, results by text, no waiting room. Decades of public-health work made the test frictionless. The conversation stayed exactly as hard as it always was.

Clean Sheets removes the conversation instead. You get tested, you get a green tick, and you can see whether your date has one too. The catch — you can only look if you've been tested yourself — is the whole point. It turns curiosity into testing, and testing into a norm.

Take the test. Check the text. Enjoy the sex.

What we are, and aren't

Free, and staying free.

No ads, no data sales, no premium tier. It only works if everyone's on it, and everyone isn't on anything that costs money.

Private by design.

Looking someone up writes nothing anywhere. Your number is kept once, for signing in, and never shown to anyone; everywhere else it's a scrambled hash. Positive results are never shown to anyone. Photos are deleted the moment they're checked.

Not a dating app.

We don't match anyone. We sit between the dating app and the bedroom.

Not a medical service.

We don't test anyone. We send people to the free services that already exist and make using them worth it. A green tick is evidence someone tested, not a medical guarantee.

Work with us

Here's who we're looking for and what we can offer each other.

Testing services and kit providers

Hand results to the app by reference number so nobody ever photographs anything. Co-brand kits. Get a new front door to the hardest-to-reach age group.

NHS trusts, ICBs and public health teams

Run a 12-month regional pilot with us. We'll measure referral uplift and retest rates and publish what we find, good or bad.

Charities and foundations

Co-design with the young people you already reach. Fund the thing that keeps it free and independent.

Researchers

Behavioural and epidemiological evaluation on aggregate, anonymised data. No individual data ever leaves the app.

Creators

If you talk to young people about dating, sex or health, we'd love you to try it, hate it, tell us why, and then tell them.

Advisors

A clinical advisor in sexual health, a behavioural-science advisor, and a young people's advisory group who'll tell us bluntly what's wrong.

About this demo

What you're looking at is a working prototype, shown so partners can see the real thing rather than slides. It runs on real infrastructure and the four rules are enforced in code, but it isn't launched, isn't promoted, and has no clinical partner yet. Nothing in it is medical advice. If you'd like to try it with a test result of your own, do, and then delete your account from Settings when you're done.

Governance and trust

Who's accountable

Flex Technologies Group Ltd, company number 15882806, 850 Green Lanes, London N21 2RS. One named person reads every message and reviews every flagged upload.

Data protection

UK GDPR, health data handled under explicit consent, a published DPIA summary and processor list, EU hosting, deletion in one tap.

Not a medical device

The app records that a test happened. It doesn't diagnose, treat or advise, so it sits outside the UK medical device regulations. We'd rather say that plainly than imply otherwise.

Safeguarding

18+ only. Harassment, coercion or sharing someone's status gets an account removed. Anyone worried about their safety is pointed to 999 and to NHS sexual health services.

Accessibility

Built to WCAG 2.2 AA. Our statement says what we've tested and what's still rough.

Security

Encrypted everywhere, peppered hashes, private storage, security headers, and a security.txt so researchers know where to report.

Press kit

One line

Clean Sheets is a free app that lets you check whether your date has a recent clean STI test — without asking, and without them ever knowing you looked.

Boilerplate

Clean Sheets is a free, privacy-first app that makes being tested the socially normal thing to be. Users get an STI test through existing free services, upload the result for a green tick, and can then see whether a date holds a valid tick too. Nobody can look without a tick of their own, nobody is ever told they were checked, and positive results are never shown to anyone. Built in Bromley, UK, by Flex Technologies Group Ltd.

Facts

LaunchedSeptember 2026, UKCost to usersFree, no ads, no data salesTick validity90 days from the test dateTest panelChlamydia, gonorrhoea, HIV and syphilis as the minimumAge18 and overData storedA hashed phone number, the name from ID, the test date and panel, block and invite lists. Nothing about who checked whom.CompanyFlex Technologies Group Ltd, trading as Clean Sheets. Company number 15882806, registered in England and Wales. Registered office: 850 Green Lanes, London N21 2RS.

Founder

Jos is the founder of Flex Technologies Group. Seventeen years across policy research, fintech, public policy and consultancy. Builds with AI agents, which is why Clean Sheets went from an idea to a working app in days.

Using the brand

  • It's "Clean Sheets", two words, capital C and S.
  • The tagline is "Take the test. Check the text. Enjoy the sex." Feel free to use it. Feel free not to.
  • Please don't describe it as a dating app, a verification service or a medical device. It's none of those.
  • Please don't say a green tick means someone "is clean". It means they uploaded a clean, recent test that matched their ID.

Contact

admin@flexgroup.dev We reply fast and we don't do "no comment".