u/FunComfortable7103

Hey everyone, I’m a solo developer and I just pushed my first MVP live.

I was getting frustrated with how cluttered mainstream social media has become. If you want to share a daily outfit or find out where a specific piece of clothing is from, you either have to deal with algorithmic noise, gatekeeping, or save screenshots that get lost in your camera roll.

So, I built MyFit.

It is a dedicated digital wardrobe and social curation platform.

Users upload daily outfit photos.

You can tag the exact shoppable product links directly on the post.

You can save inspirational posts into your own personalized, categorized digital closets.

I just wiped the database clean for launch and I need some fresh eyes on it. I’m looking for brutal, honest feedback on the UI/UX, the core loop, and what I should prioritize building next.

Because Reddit's automated filters hate new links, I will drop the link to the web app in the comments. Thanks❤️

Hey everyone, I’m a solo developer and I just pushed my first MVP live.

I was getting frustrated with how cluttered mainstream social media has become. If you want to share a daily outfit or find out where a specific piece of clothing is from, you either have to deal with algorithmic noise, gatekeeping, or save screenshots that get lost in your camera roll.

So, I built MyFit.

It is a dedicated digital wardrobe and social curation platform.

Users upload daily outfit photos.

You can tag the exact shoppable product links directly on the post.

You can save inspirational posts into your own personalized, categorized digital closets.

Because Reddit's automated filters hate new links, I will drop the link to the web app in the comments. Thanks❤️

Hey everyone💕,

I’m a solo developer and I’ve been working on a project called MyFit.

I realized how frustrating it is to see a great outfit, check the comments to ask "where is the top from?", and either get completely ignored or sent to a chaotic link-in-bio maze where you can't find anything.

So, I built an MVP to fix it.

How it works:

No Gatekeeping Allowed: I actually hardcoded the upload process so you literally cannot post an outfit without providing at least one direct, shoppable link to the pieces you're wearing.

Digital Closets: You can save outfits you love into categorized "closets" to build your own digital wardrobe and mood boards.

I just wiped the database clean to launch the beta, and I would love for this community to test it out. I need brutal, honest feedback from people who actually care about fashion.

Is the mandatory tagging annoying, or does it fix the problem? What features does the Digital Closet need to actually be useful for planning your real-life wardrobe?

Because Reddit’s spam filters hate new links, I’ll drop the link to the web app in the comments.

Hey everyone, I’m a solo developer and I just pushed my first MVP live.

I was getting frustrated with how cluttered mainstream social media has become. If you want to share a daily outfit or find out where a specific piece of clothing is from, you either have to deal with algorithmic noise, gatekeeping, or save screenshots that get lost in your camera roll.

So, I built MyFit.

It is a dedicated digital wardrobe and social curation platform.

Users upload daily outfit photos.

You can tag the exact shoppable product links directly on the post.

You can save inspirational posts into your own personalized, categorized digital closets.

I just wiped the database clean for launch and I need some fresh eyes on it. I’m looking for brutal, honest feedback on the UI/UX, the core loop, and what I should prioritize building next.

Because Reddit's automated filters hate new links, I will drop the link to the web app in the comments. Thanks❤️