
Outfits Check
See Yourself in Any Outfit
Hey Indie Hackers π
Iβve been building Outfits Check β an AI-powered outfit checker and virtual try-on tool.
The idea came from a pretty simple question:
βDoes this outfit actually look good on me?β
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 0β100, based on things like:
π¨ Color harmony
π Fit & proportion
β¨ Style coordination
π§© Overall outfit cohesion
π― Occasion match
You can also download the generated look.
π https://outfitscheck.com/
The interesting part
Iβm building this as an indie founder, so Iβve been trying to keep the product simple instead of adding dozens of features.
The goal is basically:
See it β Check it β Get a score β Decide.
Iβm especially interested in making the AI feedback actually useful rather than just generating a random β92/100 π₯β score.
Current pricing
Thereβs 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 Iβm still figuring out the most important part:
Would you actually use something like this before buying/wearing an outfit?
If you try it, Iβd 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?
Iβm not looking for compliments β tell me what feels broken. π
Would love to hear what other indie hackers think.
Try it here: https://outfitscheck.com/
About
The dresses brought from the market, after wearing them on our bodies, do not fit or look good. So we have created outfitscheck. So that we can check the outfit before buying any dress.

1 Comment
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?