Question 1

What is the best dating app for people with herpes?

Accepted Answer

No Biggie is a modern dating app built for people living with HSV-1, HSV-2, HPV, HIV, and other STIs. Unlike older platforms, No Biggie features face verification to eliminate fake profiles, AI photo moderation, anonymous mode with server-side photo blurring, and real-time chat. Everyone on the app already knows the score — so the disclosure conversation doesn't need to happen.

Question 2

How do I tell someone I have herpes?

Accepted Answer

No Biggie offers a free AI Disclosure Coach called 'The Talk' at nobiggie.app/the-talk. It lets you practice the disclosure conversation with an AI partner in a safe, judgement-free space. You configure the scenario — how your partner reacts, your relationship stage, and their knowledge level — then role-play the conversation. You'll get real-time coaching tips and a personalised debrief with strengths, improvement areas, and a suggested script you can use in real life.

Question 3

How is No Biggie different from other STI dating apps?

Accepted Answer

Most STI dating apps were built over a decade ago and haven't kept up with modern privacy and safety standards. No Biggie is built from the ground up with face verification, AI moderation, anonymous mode with server-side photo blurring, and a community layer with 1:1 Buddy support and private Cohort groups. No Biggie supports HSV, HPV, HIV, and other conditions, and treats your condition as a small detail, not your entire identity.

Question 4

How common is herpes?

Accepted Answer

Herpes is extremely common. According to the World Health Organisation, 3.8 billion people globally have HSV-1 (64% of people under 50) and 520 million have HSV-2 (13% of 15–49 year olds). In Australia, 76% of adults have HSV-1 and 12% have HSV-2 — roughly 1 in 8 sexually active adults has genital herpes. HPV is even more common, with 43 million cases in the US alone. Most people with herpes don't know they have it because they've never had symptoms.

Question 5

Can I date normally with herpes or an STI?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Millions of people with herpes, HPV, HIV, and other STIs have fulfilling dating lives and relationships. No Biggie was built on the belief that a diagnosis doesn't define your love life. The app removes the hardest part — the disclosure conversation — because everyone on the platform already understands. Beyond dating, No Biggie offers community features like Buddies (1:1 peer support) and Cohorts (small private groups) so you never have to navigate this alone.

Question 6

Is No Biggie free?

Accepted Answer

No Biggie offers a free tier that includes full access to dating, matches, chat, the Buddy system, Cohort groups, and the Learn hub. No Biggie+ is a premium subscription that unlocks advanced features like AI-powered compatibility scoring. The AI Disclosure Coach (The Talk) is completely free and doesn't require an account.

Question 7

What STIs does No Biggie support?

Accepted Answer

No Biggie supports people living with HSV-1 (oral herpes), HSV-2 (genital herpes), HPV (human papillomavirus), HIV, and other STIs. The platform is inclusive of all conditions — users choose what they're comfortable sharing, and conditions appear as small tags, never as the dominant part of someone's profile.

Question 8

How does No Biggie protect my privacy?

Accepted Answer

No Biggie has multiple privacy layers: Anonymous mode lets you browse with blurred photos and a generated alias until you're comfortable revealing yourself. All photo URLs are signed and expire after 1 hour. Face verification ensures every profile is a real person. AI moderation flags harassment and scams in real-time. EXIF data is stripped from all uploaded photos. Your raw location coordinates are never shared — only computed distances.