When image search isn't certain, what should it show?
Most fashion-search tools mix exact items, likely matches, and lookalikes. That creates a confidence problem especially once prices enter the result.
For Remode 2.0, we separate exact matches from similar styles and verify a live retailer or resale price before showing it. The tradeoff is that honest results can sometimes mean fewer results, or a slightly longer wait.
Which would you prefer?
Hey Product Hunt! I'm Farshid — solo founder, father of three, building Remode on night shifts and weekends around a full-time job.
The origin: my wife saw a pink H&M dress on Instagram. The creator never replied, Google Lens couldn't find it, and she hunted for two years. Remode found it in seconds — secondhand, on eBay. She bought it, wore it, smiled. That moment is the whole product.
Since our quiet first launch in April, Remode grew from a visual search into a buyer-side agent:
📸 Snap or share any outfit — every piece identified, exact items found
💎 Verified prices only, across retailers AND resale (new + secondhand side by side)
🤖 Save anything → the agent keeps hunting after you close the app: price drops, restocks, exact secondhand finds — honestly labeled, never invented
⚖️ Payout-blind ranking: no retailer money shapes results, ever
🌐 Also live in Chrome/Safari — and inside ChatGPT, where (as far as we can find) it's the only fashion visual search app
Everything — the app, the extensions, the agent backend — was shipped by one person working with AI agents as the whole team. Ask me anything about that workflow, the truth discipline (every price verified, every claim has a receipt), or where a buyer-side agent goes next. I'll be here all day! 💜
P.S. Second act: in a past life I was DJ Avesta — Tiësto opened his Stockholm arena set with my track, and I once played Zürich's two biggest stages in one day. Self-taught then, self-taught now 🎧