I built the Flo Health for men — AI-powered, anonymous, and stigma-free.
Men's health - especially sexual health is still one of the biggest taboos out there. Men won't Google it, won't ask a doctor, and definitely won't tell their friends. But the problems are real. ED affects 322 million men worldwide. Testosterone issues, nightfall, performance anxiety - millions of men suffer in silence because there's nowhere safe to turn.
Women have Flo. Women have Clue. Women have an entire category of apps built around their health. Men have nothing equivalent.
FORTE exists to change that. A private, anonymous, judgment-free space where men can ask anything — and actually get real answers. No embarrassment. No waiting rooms. No awkward conversations.
I'm not a developer, so I'm looking for the right person to take this further. The idea, the prototype, the code, the brand — it's all done. It just needs someone who can build and launch it properly.
Update on FORTE — we just launched a free Discord community for men's health. Already live with members asking real questions.
The app MVP is still available for $1,199 exclusive. Source code, branding, active community, everything included.
One buyer. Moving fast. DM me.
Note: selling this as an exclusive — one buyer gets full ownership, and I remove the listing immediately after sale.
This is a powerful idea, there’s definitely a gap here, especially around stigma and privacy. Curious, how are you thinking about building trust with users early on, given how sensitive the topics are?
Great question, trust is everything here.
FORTE builds it three ways. First, full anonymity from day one, so no name, no profile, no trace. Second, the AI assistant removes the human judgment factor entirely. You can ask anything and get a calm, evidence-based answer with nobody watching. Third, the anonymous community shows men they're not alone. When you see others asking the same questions you've been too afraid to ask, the stigma starts to break down on its own.
Sensitive topics need a sensitive approach. That's been the core design principle behind FORTE from the start.
This makes a lot of sense. The anonymity + removing judgment is huge for something this sensitive. The community angle especially feels powerful, because people realize they’re not alone.
I’ve been speaking with a few founders building in similar “taboo” spaces, and one thing that keeps coming up is how tricky it is to validate, position, and build trust early on, especially before launch.
I’m currently working with a team at Creatives Takeover where we help founders shape ideas like this, from early validation to prototyping and launch. Happy to share more if that’s useful for what you’re building.
Thanks so much, really glad the concept resonates. You've nailed exactly why the community angle matters. When men see others asking the same questions, they've been too embarrassed to ask, the stigma starts breaking down on its own.
Appreciate you sharing what you're seeing across taboo-space founders too. The trust problem is real and honestly one of the most interesting challenges here.
I'll be transparent though, at this stage I'm looking to sell the FORTE MVP rather than build it out myself. It's a fully working prototype with AI chat, article library, anonymous community, and a freemium model already built in. Source code included. Listed at $1,199.
If you know any founders or developers in your network at Creatives Takeover who are looking for a ready-made concept in an untapped $50B+ market . I'd love an intro. Happy to share the live demo link.
And if the timing ever shifts on my end, I'll definitely keep your team in mind. Appreciate you reaching out!
Totally agree, it’s a tricky space, and trust is everything here.
If you’re looking to connect with founders or developers who might be interested in building or partnering on projects like this, I’d recommend checking out Creatives Takeover. It’s a great community where you can meet people actively building, validating, and launching ideas—they’re often looking for ready-made concepts or collaboration opportunities.
Happy to share more about the community or how to get started there if you want.
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