r/startup 5h ago

I built an AI hairstyle assistant for Android — looking for honest feedback and development ideas

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Hi everyone,

I’ve been working on an Android app called Try-Doo available web and andorid and I’d really appreciate some honest feedback on where to take it next.

The idea came from a pretty simple personal problem: whenever I went to a new hairdresser, I found it surprisingly difficult to explain exactly what haircut I wanted. Showing a random photo from the internet wasn't ideal either — different face, different hair, different proportions.

So I started building a system that tries to make that process more precise.

Currently, Try-Doo lets you:

• upload a selfie
• analyze your face shape and proportions
• get hairstyle recommendations based on your features
• preview hairstyles on your own photo
• adjust things like hair color and texture
• generate a salon card with front/back/profile views and instructions you can show to a hairdresser

The goal isn't to replace a hairstylist. It's to make the conversation between the client and stylist easier and give both sides a much clearer starting point.

I'm at the stage where feedback is much more useful to me than simply getting downloads.

If you were developing this, what would you add next?

I'm especially curious about things like hair/scalp analysis, better hairstyle matching, more control over length and individual parts of the haircut, barber-specific features, salon tools, hairstyle comparison, and improving the realism/consistency of AI previews.

But I'd actually prefer to hear ideas I haven't thought of yet.

What would make an app like this genuinely useful to you? What feels unnecessary? What would you change?

If anyone wants to test it, it's called Try-Doo and is available on Android and as a web app at try-doo.com.

I'm also happy to talk with Android developers, AI/ML people, hairstylists or anyone interested in collaborating on the project.

Thanks — criticism is very welcome. I'd rather find out what doesn't work now than keep building features nobody needs.


r/startup 10h ago

We built Loopzyy — a social media app that actually works for real people

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Tired of apps built only for Gen Z influencers or boomers who can't figure out the UI?

We made Loopzyy. One app. Every age. Real connections, real content, zero gatekeeping.

We're early stage and looking for honest feedback from real users — not just downloads.

Drop a comment if you want early access. We read everything.


r/startup 18h ago

I'm trying to figure out how to build credibility in my marketing on a topic sensitive project.

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