I’m building VASTRAVAULT — I’d appreciate your feedback
Hello everyone,
I’m currently working on VASTRAVAULT, a new affiliate-commerce platform focused on making product discovery and sharing simpler for shoppers and creators.
The idea is to create a platform where affiliate products can be added and shared in a more organized and visually appealing way, while helping users discover useful products through curated collections.
I’m still at an early stage and would genuinely value feedback from other founders and builders.
I’d especially like to know:
Does the concept solve a clear problem?
What would make you more likely to use a platform like this?
What features would you consider essential?
What potential challenges do you see with this idea?
I’m building this from the ground up and plan to share the progress, experiments, and lessons learned here.
Any honest feedback or criticism would be greatly appreciated.
Cool niche. Wardrobe/inventory apps usually die on two things: photo friction and "I will organize this later."
If I were dogfooding: (1) make capture a 3-second path from phone camera, (2) show value before a full catalog exists (e.g. outfit ideas from 5 items), (3) be explicit about privacy for photos.
Happy to poke the onboarding if you share what the first-run screen looks like.
I’d narrow the first version to one high-intent use case rather than serving shoppers and creators equally from day one. A small set of curated collections with a measurable outcome—saves, click-throughs, or repeat visits—could show whether discovery is actually improving before you add more marketplace features. I’d also test the workflow with a handful of creators manually; the friction in adding and maintaining products will probably matter as much as the presentation.
You’re serving both shoppers and creators; which side has the more immediate problem today, and what have you observed that confirms it?