Kama Sutra: Art of Connection

Kama Sutra is a calm, tasteful guide to 100 Kama Sutra positions for couples — written in plain language and illustrated as simple abstract line art rather than photos, so it's something you'd actually be comfortable opening together. Every position is drawn as two color-coded figures — never anatomical, never explicit — so you can tell at a glance who's where and how the position works. Each one comes with a short connection tip, a clear how-to, and what it's good for. WHAT'S INSIDE • 100 positions across five themes — standing, seated, reclining, from behind, and side-by-side • A short connection tip, technique, and "good for" note for every position, written with real couples in mind, not clinical jargon • "Surprise Me" for when you'd rather let chance choose • A Journey tab that quietly tracks what you've tried — by theme, in curated collections, and a wall of stamps — with no pressure, no streaks • Favorites, so the ones you love are always one tap away • Full light and dark themes • Search by name or mood ("close," "playful," "unhurried"...) WHO IT'S FOR Couples who want a shared reference that's easy to browse together — in bed, on a laptop, wherever — without stock photos or clutter. A simple age gate keeps it clearly marked as an adult app from the first launch. ADS AND SUPPORT The app is free. It shows a small card labeled "Ad" in the lists and an occasional ad after you leave a position - never while you are reading. If you find it useful, there's also an optional crypto tip jar in the About screen, never in your way. Kama Sutra is made by the same developer as Asanas, a yoga pose guide, and Mudras, a hand-gesture practice app.

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