OnYou

We built OnYou because every “AI wardrobe” app we tried felt either too basic or too gimmicky. Most give random outfit collages or generic advice. We wanted something actually useful in real life: a real avatar that looks like you, real try-ons from any store, real outfits built from your actual clothes, and a trip planner that solves packing once and for all. Here’s the part I’m genuinely curious about and would love your perspective on: I believe virtual try-on will become the default way people shop for clothes online. Not a niche feature… but the main way people decide what to buy. It feels inevitable to me, but I may be biased. Do you think virtual try-on is ready to become mainstream, or is it still too early for most people? I’m very interested in your take, especially from designers, founders, and early adopters here.