<p>Most people in India who have a question about sexual health never ask it. Not because there is nowhere to go — there are clinics in every city — but because of the room. The waiting room, the receptionist, the form, the chance of being recognised.</p>
<p>That barrier is social, not medical. Social barriers can be designed away.</p>
<h2>How we did it</h2>
<p>You consult under a handle you choose. The doctor sees that handle and a reference code. Your name and number are hidden at the database level, not merely kept off the screen, and calls are bridged through our number so neither side receives the other&rsquo;s. Your bank statement shows a neutral descriptor.</p>
<h2>Who you are talking to</h2>
<p>Every practitioner is checked against their state medical council register before taking a single consultation. Profiles show qualification, registration status and years in practice. Nobody buys their way to the top of the list.</p>
<h2>What we will not do</h2>
<p>We will not promise cures. The law prohibits advertising them, and more to the point, no honest clinician would. We do not sell products off the back of a consultation, and we do not sell your data.</p>