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FitAura Studio
Get your vibe read — roast it, battle a friend, and share it
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Get your vibe read — roast it, battle a friend, and share it
39 followers
Fitaura turns one photo into a roast card on your fit and face, then shows what actually works on you and what doesn't. In Glow Up, get real style tips and meet your future self. In Friend vs Friend, battle a friend and outshine their aura. Share the verdict.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Almas — interactive media developer from Kazakhstan.
It started small. Half my friends post their fits to their stories, and we'd roast each other in the replies with stickers. Then I thought: what if the roast came with an actual verdict — and looked good enough to post?
So I built FitAura. Upload a photo, and it reads your fit, your face, and your whole vibe — then hands you back a card worth posting. You pick how brutal it gets.
What you can do:
- 📸 Get read — fit, face, and vibe, scored and roasted
- ✨ Glow Up — styling notes plus an AI image of your outfit, leveled up
- ⚔️ Battle a friend — head-to-head, one winner, no mercy
- 💾 Keep your cards — save them, share them, put them side by side
Straight up, the one thing I want to know: would you post your card, or quietly close the tab? Either answer helps — and if the read misses, tell me how, and I'll tune it.
P.S. — Party Mode is coming: battle fits with a whole group, vote, and guess each other's scores. 👀
honest answer to your question - I'd post it if the roast was actually funny, but I'd close the tab if it just called me "mid" with no specifics, generic burns aren't shareable, specific ones are. one real question though, since this is reading faces not just outfits: are uploaded photos deleted after the card is generated or kept around for training, that's the one thing that would decide whether I upload a real photo or a random stock one just to try it
@galdayan everything saved locally and not used anywhere
@ba5bit good to know, that's the answer that matters more than the roast quality honestly. "not used anywhere" is doing a lot of work there though - would help to see that spelled out in the privacy policy itself rather than just in a comment reply, since that's the part people screenshot and quote back at you later.