Most people open a full closet every morning and still feel like they have nothing to wear. That small daily friction is rarely about clothes — it's decision fatigue, and very often it's how we feel about ourselves. At the same time, the fashion industry pushes us to buy more to fix that feeling, which is bad for our wallets and terrible for the planet. I wanted to build the opposite of a shopping app: a daily style companion that starts from what you already own, talks to you with warmth instead of judgment, and is body-neutral by design. Something that reduces the morning decision, quietly builds self-esteem, and makes "use what you have" the easy path. That's Anddress — your dress, addressed.
Built With
- affiliate-networks-(awin
- auth
- capacitor-(android-/-ios)
- gemini-flash-image
- google-shopping);-fashn-v1.6-(virtual-try-on).-backend-/-db:-supabase-(postgresql
- html/css
- javascript
- multimodal-embeddings);-serpapi-(google-lens
- next.js-15
- pgvector
- posthog
- pwa-+-service-workers.-cloud-/-ai:-google-cloud-?-vertex-ai-(gemini-flash
- react-19
- row-level-security)
- sharp-(image-processing)
- skimlinks).-tooling:-vercel-cli
- sql
- storage
- supabase-cli
- telegram-(ops-monitoring)
- typescript
- vercel-(hosting-+-serverless-cron).-payments-/-analytics-/-messaging:-paddle-(merchant-of-record)
- web-push-(vapid)-+-firebase-cloud-messaging
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