What is menstruation?
Menstruation is a normal biological process. Learning about it helps create healthier and more supportive communities.
A simple way to discover nearby stores, pharmacies and emergency access points where sanitary pads may be available.
Discover nearby places that may sell sanitary pads using location-based search.
Help improve the map by reporting whether a listed location still has products available.
Pad Koi is designed to be useful for women, men, girls and boys looking for menstrual products.
Search, filter and navigate to nearby locations.
Use emergency mode to prioritise nearby locations that are marked as open or emergency access points.
Reliable, accessible information can help people make informed decisions and reduce stigma.
Menstruation is a normal biological process. Learning about it helps create healthier and more supportive communities.
Different people may prefer different products. Availability, comfort, affordability and personal needs all matter.
Good menstrual hygiene includes access to clean facilities, appropriate products and safe disposal options.
Menstruation should be discussed respectfully and without shame. Everyone can contribute to more supportive communities.
A small act of support, such as helping someone find a product, can make access easier when they need it.
If someone has menstrual symptoms that concern them or interfere significantly with daily life, they can consider speaking with a qualified healthcare professional.
Pad Koi aims to reduce the information and discoverability gap around menstrual product access.
Pad Koi is a digital menstrual health accessibility initiative by ScriptySphere. The platform focuses on one practical problem: helping people discover where menstrual products may be available around them.
Pad Koi combines location intelligence, community participation and menstrual health information into one accessible digital experience.
The platform does not replace healthcare services or solve every menstrual health barrier. Instead, it targets a specific gap: discoverability and navigation to potential sources of menstrual products.