Vitalii Kozlo

A bit of context: I'm a UX/UI designer who got tired of wireframing ideas that hadn't been validated yet. So our team built Bunzee a workflow that goes from raw idea all the way to a handoff-ready structure in one session.

The flow: market validation competitor analysis PRD IA structure + design direction + MVP scope extraction.

That last part is new. We added it because the most common question we kept getting after people finished the PRD was: "Okay, so now I still have to figure out the actual screens myself?"

Hi PH

For most of my career, my process started the same way: open Figma, sketch the flow, refine the IA, then hand it off. I was proud of how clean my wireframes were.

Then I shipped a feature I'd spent three weeks on. Zero clicks. Not because the design was bad because nobody needed the feature in the first place.

I've always wanted to dress better but I'm a college student with zero budget and zero fashion sense. I'd spend 2 hours scrolling through Zara and H&M, end up overwhelmed, and either buy nothing or buy something I'd never wear again.

One day I thought what if AI could just do this for me? Tell it my style, my budget, what I need, and let it build a complete outfit with real products I can actually buy?

So I built it. It took me about two weeks. You take a quick style quiz your vibe, your budget, what pieces you need, your favorite colors and brands and the AI generates 3 complete outfits with real products, real prices, and direct links to buy everything.

I called it Outfyt (outfyt.io). First outfit is free, no sign-up needed.