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Version 1.9.8 · 2026-08-09
Fixed some bugs
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 1.9.8, updated 2026-08-09.








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Aboard — love, no explaining needed
Some news changes your life. It should never take away your chance at real love.
Aboard is a dating app for people living with STDs — herpes, HIV, HPV and more. Here, your status is not a secret to hide or a talk to dread. Everyone aboard has one too. That heavy "there's something I need to tell you" moment? It doesn't exist on this app.
What you'll find on board:
- Real people nearby who truly get it. No judgment, no labels.
- Swipe, match and chat at your own pace — then take it to video chat when it feels right, and see the real person before you meet.
- Stories from real members: first dates, hard days, happy endings. Read a few, or write your own. Someone special might be the one reading.
- Events along the line, from coffee walks to weekend dinners. Tap "Count me in" and meet face to face.…
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Fixed some bugs
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