What if you could enter into a legal contract before having sex with someone?

Would you consider using the app post a date night? Photo Courtesy: Pixabay

Picture this: You meet this really cute guy and your dinner scenes extend to some really romantic post-dinner scenes. And in those post-dinner scenes, he knows exactly what you like and want in bed.

Sounds too good to be true, doesn't it?

No, it doesn't because an all-new app is set to turn this dream into a reality for all you peeps--that too with added safety benefits.

Name: LegalFling

Creator: Dutch company, LegalThings

Function: To allow you to "request consent from any of your contacts" because "sex should be fun and safe."

Basically, an explicit sexual consent is made between two people before engaging in sexual activity as the app makes the participants enter a legally binding contract for the same called Live Contract. One can WhatsApp, text message, or send their request on Facebook.

App 'screenshots' (mock-ups, there's no app yet) from the #LegalFling website. pic.twitter.com/zogmgMnmQq

— Paul Kidd (@paulkidd) January 11, 2018

In fact, before you go to bed with him, you can mention your sexual preferences including your do's and don'ts through this app. Approval for photos and videos to be made, condom use, STD-free guarantee, explicit language use, and BDSM are also included.

If any participant strays away from the pre-decided terms on the app, it is considered as a breach of contract. In this case, the users can simply click a button that will trigger "cease and desist letters and enforcing penalty payments," according to the app's website. This, they claim can make it easier to bring the issue to court.

The app also enables you to withdraw your consent anytime if you no longer wish to participate in the sexual activity.

"No means no". Always. LegalFling doesn't change that. The app is about setting clear rules and boundaries at forehand and making sure they are followed. pic.twitter.com/yMKCgPyg8f

— livecontracts (@livecontracts) January 10, 2018

FYI, LegalFling uses the blockchain technology, which means any transactions are stored and timestamped in the blockchain. However, according to the website, users don't have to worry about their privacy as all flings are encrypted within the app.

It is yet to get a go-ahead from Google and Apple before it becomes available for users to download. But the question is, are you willing to use it before having sex with someone?