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I built an AI that tells you if your outfit actually looks good

Hey Indie Hackers 👋

I’ve been building Outfits Check — an AI-powered outfit checker and virtual try-on tool.

The idea came from a pretty simple question:

“Does this outfit actually look good on me?”

Usually, you either ask a friend, look in the mirror 20 times, or just buy the outfit and hope for the best.

So I wanted to build something that could give you a second opinion instantly.

What Outfits Check does

You can upload an outfit photo (or paste a fashion product URL), upload your own photo, and the AI generates a virtual try-on.

It also gives you an Outfit Score from 0–100, based on things like:

🎨 Color harmony
👕 Fit & proportion
✨ Style coordination
🧩 Overall outfit cohesion
🎯 Occasion match

You can also download the generated look.

👉 https://outfitscheck.com/

The interesting part

I’m building this as an indie founder, so I’ve been trying to keep the product simple instead of adding dozens of features.

The goal is basically:

See it → Check it → Get a score → Decide.

I’m especially interested in making the AI feedback actually useful rather than just generating a random “92/100 🔥” score.

Current pricing

There’s a free tier to try it, and a Pro plan at $5/month with more AI generations.

I also added credit packs for people who don't want a subscription.

What I want to learn now

The product is live, but I’m still figuring out the most important part:

Would you actually use something like this before buying/wearing an outfit?

If you try it, I’d genuinely love feedback on:

Was the score useful?
Did the AI feedback make sense?
Was the virtual try-on realistic enough?
What would make you come back and use it again?

I’m not looking for compliments — tell me what feels broken. 😄

Would love to hear what other indie hackers think.

Try it here: https://outfitscheck.com/

, Founder of Icon for Outfits Check
Outfits Check
on September 17, 2026
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    The interesting test is whether the score changes a real decision. Have any users actually skipped, bought, or changed an outfit because of the result?