fit. is an AI app for personal outfit management, available on Android and iPhone. Its core idea is: users do not need to remember which clothes they own; they only need to provide photos of themselves wearing those clothes, and fit. can build and maintain a digital wardrobe, with the AI stylist Aira providing outfit suggestions based on that wardrobe.
In terms of purpose, fit. mainly solves the difficulty of choosing what to wear in daily life. Users often own the right clothes but cannot remember them when needed. fit. keeps each garment in one place and lets Aira help with pairing. It is suitable for outfit decisions for various occasions such as commuting, casual wear, festivals, and weddings.
Main capabilities include:
- Wardrobe building: Users upload photos of themselves wearing clothes, and fit. reads the photos, separates each garment, names the color and cut, and validates it against the user's colors. Each garment gets a name, color, and category, and background people in the photo are not included. The original photo is deleted after the garments are extracted, leaving only garment silhouettes.
- AI stylist Aira: Aira knows every garment in the user's wardrobe, so every suggestion is an outfit the user can actually wear today. Users can ask in their own words, for example, "Help me put together a casual work outfit using my wardrobe" or "Help me put together a Diwali look." Aira answers in the form of outfit cards, which are made up of silhouettes of the user's own garments. If something is missing (for example, no shoes that go with a sari), Aira will point it out and offer suggestions.
- Virtual try-on: Aira can preview an outfit on the user's photo. The try-on starts only after the user taps "See it on you" and takes about two minutes. In the example, Aira places a champagne-colored embroidered sari on the user's photo.
- New garment rating: If users see an item they like on platforms such as Myntra or AJIO, they can share it with fit. via a link, screenshot, or any outfit photo, and see within about two minutes how it looks on their own photo. Aira gives a rating out of ten and explains the reasons. Saved looks are stored in Fits for comparison.
- Privacy protection: Aira's outfit suggestions focus only on color, cut, and occasion, and never involve the user's body, skin tone, weight, or age. The original photo is deleted after each garment is extracted, leaving only silhouettes.
How to use: Start for free on Android or iPhone. Take or upload photos of yourself wearing clothes, and fit. automatically extracts the garments and builds a wardrobe. The first 20 garments are free, and more capacity requires an in-app upgrade. Then ask Aira directly in natural language to get outfit suggestions and optionally view the try-on effect.
Use cases: daily commuting outfits, casual pairings, festival looks (such as Diwali), wedding looks, and previewing the effect before buying new clothes.
Limitations: The current information does not provide supported languages, regions, specific pricing, accuracy data, or detailed technical limitations of virtual try-on. Garment capacity beyond 20 items requires an upgrade.