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UK prototype · For adults 18+

Private answers. Clear next steps. No shame.

Understand a sexual-health concern, check how quickly to act, and find the right kind of care—without creating an account.

MITWA provides information and navigation, not diagnosis or emergency care.

Start with what you need

What can we help with today?

Guided information prototype

Ask what you cannot ask anywhere else.

Choose a starting point. This demo uses fixed, non-diagnostic guidance; a clinically governed retrieval service is required before live conversational answers.

  • Designed for no-history use
  • Shows sources and review dates
  • Urgent routes replace conversation

Choose a question

Evidence you can inspect

Learn without losing the next step.

Published articles can be supplied by Sanity only after clinical approval, with their source, jurisdiction, version and review date attached.

Testing

Choosing the right time to test

What timing changes, what a test can tell you, and where to go next.

UKPrototype · review required

Consent

Consent can change at any time

Plain-language prompts for checking in, pausing and talking about boundaries.

UKPrototype · review required

Prevention

Understanding PrEP and PEP

How these options differ and why timing can matter after a possible exposure.

UKPrototype · review required

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Find care

Start with your nation and need.

Service rules differ across the UK. This prototype routes to national services; a verified local directory is the next governed integration.

Do not wait for a chat reply

Urgent routes stay human.

Immediate danger

Call 999 or go to A&E.

Urgent medical help

Use the NHS urgent-care service for your nation.

Possible HIV exposure

Seek urgent professional advice now; timing matters.

Sexual assault

Specialist, confidential support is available. You can choose what happens next.

Trust is a feature

What MITWA must prove.

This release is a product prototype—not a live clinical service. The gates below must be evidenced before public clinical use.

01

Clinical governance

Clinical owner: Dr Aman Sharma. Approved sources, version history and urgent-content withdrawal remain publication requirements.

02

Privacy by default

Minimum necessary data, no sensitive analytics payloads and clear deletion controls.

03

Accessible routes

WCAG 2.2 AA target, disabled-user research and alternatives to digital access.

04

Safety evidence

Gold-case testing, hazard controls, incident ownership, rollback and human escalation.

For organisations

A safer digital front door starts with one defined pathway.

MITWA is designed for paid, outcomes-led pilots with providers, universities, charities and commissioners—without giving institutions access to individual sexual-health activity.

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