I am working on TryOnPod, a virtual fitting room app for Shopify. The idea is that shoppers can upload one photo, then try on different items and outfits in a floating pod while they browse.
I am trying to understand how store owners and marketers think about virtual try on right now.
If you run or work with a fashion, accessories, or other wearable Shopify store:
What is your biggest headache with size, fit or returns today?
Have you tried any virtual try on tools in the past? What did you like or dislike?
What is the one thing a tool like this would have to do for you to say "yes, I will install it on my store"?
I am the solo founder of TryOnPod, a virtual fitting room for Shopify stores.
I built it after seeing how often shoppers guess about size and fit, then end up abandoning carts or returning items. Most virtual try on tools I saw were either heavy custom builds that slowed stores down, or rigid widgets that only worked on a single page.
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Basically combines user tracking, session recordings, surveys, feedback collection, and AI analysis into one platform. No more tool juggling.
