NAH.

Mate, you're cooked.

Need A Hand? — Automated sunscreen for Australian beaches

Coming to Bondi

How it works

Four steps. Thirty seconds.

We didn't over-engineer this. Step in, tap, get sprayed, walk out. Your back will thank you.

01

Step In

Walk into the booth on the beach. No booking. No app. No account. Just step in.

02

Tap & Pay

$5 on the card reader. $15 for a family of 4. Cashless. Takes 2 seconds.

03

Get Sprayed

16 HVLP nozzles across 4 zones — head, torso, arms, legs. SPF 50+ TGA-compliant sunscreen in 30 seconds. No missed spots.

04

Walk Out

60 seconds to dry. Full UV protection. Go enjoy the beach. You're welcome.

Warning

18% of beachgoers have zero sunscreen. 86% don't reapply within 2 hours. The problem isn't that people forget — it's that applying cream is messy, slow, and annoying.

NAH fixes all three.

#1

Australia has the highest rate of skin cancer in the world.

17,443

New melanoma cases in Australia this year alone.

Why NAH

Because your excuses ran out.

Zero Missed Spots

360° coverage

16 HVLP nozzles spray every angle across 4 zones. Your back, your ears, the tops of your feet — all covered. No more patchy application or begging your mate to get your shoulders.

Proper Protection

SPF 50+ TGA-Listed

Same active ingredients as the stuff at Priceline. TGA-listed, broad spectrum, made by an Australian contract lab. Not some dodgy spray — proper sunscreen.

Cheaper Than a Flat White

$5 — or $15 for the family

A bottle of sunscreen costs $15-30 and won't cover you properly. $5 for full body coverage is a no-brainer. Bring the kids — $15 covers a family of 4.

Easy Reapplication

Come back in 2 hours.

86% of beachgoers don't reapply. With NAH it takes 30 seconds, not 10 minutes of wrestling with a tube. Step in, get sprayed, get back to the beach.

No Excuses Left

Right there. On the beach.

It's on the beach. It takes 30 seconds. It costs $5. You don't need an app or an account. Every barrier to wearing sunscreen — gone.

Proven Overseas

Already works. Just not here.

Automated sunscreen booths already operate at resorts in the US and paid dispensers are at beaches across Australia. NAH brings full-body automated coverage to Aussie beaches for the first time.

FAQ

Yeah, we get asked this a lot.

How does it work?+
Step into the booth. Tap $5 on the card reader. 16 HVLP nozzles spray you head-to-toe with SPF 50+ sunscreen in 30 seconds across 4 zones — head, torso, arms, legs. 60 seconds to dry. Walk out. That's literally it.
Is the sunscreen safe?+
SPF 50+, TGA-listed, broad-spectrum sunscreen made by an Australian contract lab. Same active ingredients as the stuff the Cancer Council sells. Full ingredient list is displayed on the booth screen before you spray, with a sensitive skin warning. We just apply it better.
Is it sticky?+
Dries in about 60 seconds. It's a fine mist, not a cream. Way less sticky than the guilt of not wearing any.
What about my face / eyes?+
Close your eyes, hold your breath for 30 seconds. There's a face shield option if you're precious about it. Most people just close their eyes — it's SPF, not pepper spray.
Why $5?+
It covers the cost of the SPF 50+ formulation, booth maintenance, and keeps the lights on. We're not trying to make you broke. We're trying to stop you getting melanoma. Less than a flat white. Families get a deal — $15 for up to 4 people.
Will it ruin my clothes?+
Nah, it dries in 60 seconds. Your Kmart boardies will survive. We recommend applying in your swimmers before getting dressed.
Can I bring the family?+
Yeah. $15 covers up to 4 people — one at a time through the booth. No more wrestling sunscreen onto kids who'd rather be in the water. 30 seconds each, done.

NAH, not today melanoma.

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