Participate more consciously.
With less impact.
The app that contains all relevant chemsex info and allows you to monitor your personal participation.
Budd increases your understanding of your personal participation and supports you during each phase.
Plan your events carefully and prepare as best you can with our helpful tools.
Take precautions and mitigate risks thanks to relevant information during the event.
Reflect on your intentions, and view personal data in a convenient overview.
Budd increases your understanding of your personal participation and supports you during each phase.
Taking chems always involves risks. Do you decide to use chems anyway? Budd contains information on the dosage, duration and effects of the most commonly used chemsex agents.
Check the safety of chem-combinations with the combination tool.
Take the time to consciously plan your events. Use the preparation tool to reflect on your intentions and personal boundaries. Don't forget to take important items with you thanks to the checklist.
Read about the possible emergencies that may occur during an event. Each topic is clearly defined with a step by step guide. Call you safety buddy or the general emergency number to notify the emergency services.
Get insights in with what you are thinking and feeling by keeping a mood journal. Increase the insight in your personal participation, and see how it affects your state of mind.
Participating in chemsex always involves risk. Budd contains a wealth of valuable information on how to minimize risk and participate in a more responsible and conscious way.
Find help or a listening ear thanks to an overview of current assistance offer.
Spotted a new resource? Expansion of assistance offerings? Activities with like-minded people? Stay up-to-date on relevant information and novelties.
What users say about Budd?
These user experiences are from individuals who provided feedback on the app during the development process. The names are aliases.
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