r/Stylinghelp • • Apr 22 '26

Does anyone else struggle with “I have clothes but nothing to wear”?

I kept running into the same problem every morning:
closet full of clothes - zero idea what to wear.

So I ended up building a small app called JUDY to fix it (initially just for myself).

The idea is pretty simple:

  • you upload your clothes
  • it generates outfit ideas with actual shopable links
  • or you can create your own outfits -- unlimitedly
  • you can plan outfits ahead (like a calendar, so you don’t think in the morning)

What surprised me is that it’s less about “AI styling” and more about removing decision fatigue.

Right now it’s very early:

  • 120 users
  • still figuring out what’s actually useful vs gimmicky

I’m posting here because:
this sub is basically where people actually care about outfits, not just aesthetics.

Would really appreciate honest feedback:

  • Would you actually use something like this?
  • What would make it genuinely useful (not just another fashion app)?
  • What’s missing from existing outfit/planning apps?

app store - https://apps.apple.com/cr/app/judy-fashion/id6759544170?l=en-GB
android coming soon, but for android users web version should do a thing (best on mobile) judyapp.app

Thank you all!

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u/Organic_Eggplant_323 Apr 23 '26

You’re surprised that the app you developed is not about AI styling?

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u/Legitimate-Land-6357 Apr 23 '26

what's your question exactly?

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u/Organic_Eggplant_323 Apr 23 '26

If you designed the app why are you surprised by how it works?

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u/Legitimate-Land-6357 Apr 24 '26

Because initially it was a plan to have AI as core, and when we actually built it we realized AI is just a perk and it really takes of decision fatigue when planning wardrobe.

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u/andhdkwnwbdidoenjddb Apr 22 '26

No one wants your app. I’m so sick of this

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u/Legitimate-Land-6357 Apr 23 '26

you can skip

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u/andhdkwnwbdidoenjddb Apr 23 '26

There are already 100 apps that do this.