A quick five minutes

Help us build something actually useful.

We're building Verra — a verified health passport for online dating. Before we build it wrong, we'd like to know how you actually date and test today. Anonymous, 5 minutes, no email required unless you want updates.

Are you currently active on dating apps? *

Yes, actively (in the last 30 days) Yes, occasionally (last 6 months) Not recently, but I have in the past Never used dating apps

Which best describes your dating life right now? *

Looking for a monogamous relationship Casual dating, but one partner at a time Open, polyamorous, or non-monogamous Exploring / not sure yet Prefer not to say

How you test today

Your current habits.

No judgment, no right answer. We're trying to understand the actual baseline.

When were you last tested for STIs? *

In the last 3 months 3–6 months ago 6–12 months ago 1–2 years ago More than 2 years ago I've never been tested

How often do you get tested currently? *

Every 3 months or more often About every 6 months Once a year Only when something changes (new partner, symptoms) Not routinely

When meeting someone new, how do you usually find out their STI status?

Select all that apply.

I ask directly I wait for them to bring it up I rely on protection / safer sex practices I read signals — their bio, vibe, how they talk Honestly, I avoid the conversation I don't usually think about it

The idea

Here's what we're building.

Verra Health

You get tested at a CLIA-certified lab (at-home kit or in-network draw). A licensed physician reviews your results. You receive a tamper-evident verified badge that displays on supported dating apps — Verra Verified · Lab-tested · 14 days ago. The badge refreshes every 90 days. Your actual results stay private — only the badge is shared with matches.

How interesting is this idea to you? *

Not interested at allI'd use this today

If Verra existed and your dating apps supported it, and then it suddenly went away — how would you feel? *

There's no wrong answer here. Honesty > politeness.

Very disappointed — I'd miss it Somewhat disappointed Not disappointed — I wouldn't really notice I probably wouldn't have used it in the first place

Which ONE of these matters most to you? *

Pick the single most valuable thing — not "all of them."

Knowing my matches are also verified Convenience — testing built into one flow Privacy — only the badge is shared, never my raw results Medical rigor — CLIA labs, physician oversight Cross-app portable — one badge works everywhere None of these are valuable to me

What concerns would you have? (select all that apply)

Privacy of my health data Cost Trusting that the verification is real Awkwardness of asking unverified matches why they're not verified Not enough partners would be verified for it to matter Having to re-test every 90 days Feeling judged if I don't have a badge No real concerns

How interested would you be in mutual consent sharing? *

A feature where you and your match must both opt in before either of you sees the other's verified status — like a double opt-in. Neither person's status is revealed unless both agree.

Essential — I wouldn't use Verra without it Strongly prefer this over a visible-to-all badge Nice to have, but not a dealbreaker I'd rather my badge be visible to all matches by default Indifferent — either flow works for me

What it's worth to you

About the price.

Imagine Verra is a per-quarter subscription that includes: an at-home STI test (chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, HIV), lab processing, a physician's review, and a verified badge that displays in your dating apps for 90 days.

Four quick price questions. There are no wrong numbers — just your honest gut.

At what price would Verra be so expensive you wouldn't consider buying it?

At what price would Verra start to feel expensive — but you'd still consider it?

At what price would Verra feel like a bargain — a great deal?

At what price would Verra be so cheap you'd worry it isn't a quality service?

Almost done

Would you actually use it?

If Verra launched in California in the next 6 months, how likely are you to use it? *

I'd sign up immediately I'd join a waitlist and try it I'd wait and see — depends on which apps support it Probably not — it's not for me

Anything else you want us to know? (optional)

Want to be on the waitlist? (optional)

Your email is never tied to your survey answers in our analysis. Skip if you'd rather stay anonymous.

ZIP code (optional)

Helps us understand where demand is concentrated.

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Your answers are anonymous by default. We don't store IPs. Email and ZIP — if provided — are stored separately from your survey responses and used only for waitlist updates and geographic aggregates.

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Thank you.

Genuinely. Surveys like this shape what we build and how. We'll be in touch when Verra launches in California — sooner if you joined the waitlist.

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Thanks for stopping by!

Verra is built for people who use dating apps today, so we don't want to ask you to fill out a long form about something that isn't relevant to you. But we appreciate the interest.

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