Once an app designed exclusively to facilitate threesomes, sex-positive Feeld has grown to champion inclusivity, educate its users, and reduce stigma and shame through an authentic and comprehensive content offering. This open-minded niche platform is working to democratize dating and sex.

Lockdown forced many couples in the UK to spend almost all of their time together, causing some to get closer while others barely constrained their tensions. As WFH life looks set to continue in 2021, how can brands help them resolve problems and restore a sense of spontaneity and intimacy?

People are slowly but surely accepting sexual wellness and pleasure as part of self-care. This is manifesting both in franker conversations about sex and the growth of the associated wellness industry. From eco-friendly sex toys to erotic storytelling apps, brands are catering to diverse needs and desires and facilitating full-body wellbeing.

The psychological and mental benefits of knowing more about our bodies have grown alongside greater inclusivity in sextech. Kama, a sex education app with the motto ‘pleasure is health’, uses illustration and gender-neutral language to improve education in the sex industry.