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Baulist turns fashion shopping into a TikTok-like feed. Upload one photo of yourself and scroll through complete outfits (rendered on you) assembled from real listings at stores like Zara and H&M. Swipe through looks instead of digging through thousands of product thumbnails.
Why I built it: I find fashion shopping exhausting: thousands of listings, and no way to tell whether something looks roughly good on you. I wanted the shopping experience to feel more like passively scrolling a feed.
It's free, and you can browse without signing up.
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How does it actually figure out my body type and personal taste from the start, do I upload photos or fill out a bunch of preferences?
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@tunahan7j2k The onboarding asks for a face picture and body sizes + height, which is usually enough for an accurate description. If it's still not good enough, inside Profile there's a space to add a whole body image, which will additionally improve consistency.
Personal taste is captured at the onboarding with a small quiz (where you pick the image outfits you like the most) and then later at the feed interaction by liking and disliking outfits made for you.
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Does Baulist actually pull from my existing wardrobe to suggest outfits, or am I shopping for new pieces every time?
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@hsanasod Pieces come from two sources: the store you pick during on-boarding and Baulist partner stores.
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Seems like the description is the generic Product Hunt blurb rather than something about Baulist itself, so it's hard to tell what the product actually does. Would love to see a real tagline and a clearer explanation of what makes it worth checking out.
I will try making the description more on point. It's a simple idea: a TikTok-like feed where you scroll over pictures of yourself wearing outfits we prepared for you based on your favorite store.
Baulist turns fashion shopping into a TikTok-like feed. Upload one photo of yourself and scroll through complete outfits (rendered on you) assembled from real listings at stores like Zara and H&M. Swipe through looks instead of digging through thousands of product thumbnails.
Why I built it: I find fashion shopping exhausting: thousands of listings, and no way to tell whether something looks roughly good on you. I wanted the shopping experience to feel more like passively scrolling a feed.
It's free, and you can browse without signing up.
How does it actually figure out my body type and personal taste from the start, do I upload photos or fill out a bunch of preferences?
@tunahan7j2k The onboarding asks for a face picture and body sizes + height, which is usually enough for an accurate description. If it's still not good enough, inside Profile there's a space to add a whole body image, which will additionally improve consistency.
Personal taste is captured at the onboarding with a small quiz (where you pick the image outfits you like the most) and then later at the feed interaction by liking and disliking outfits made for you.
Does Baulist actually pull from my existing wardrobe to suggest outfits, or am I shopping for new pieces every time?
@hsanasod Pieces come from two sources: the store you pick during on-boarding and Baulist partner stores.
Seems like the description is the generic Product Hunt blurb rather than something about Baulist itself, so it's hard to tell what the product actually does. Would love to see a real tagline and a clearer explanation of what makes it worth checking out.
@fikriyevvsv Thanks for the comment :)
I will try making the description more on point. It's a simple idea: a TikTok-like feed where you scroll over pictures of yourself wearing outfits we prepared for you based on your favorite store.