Entrepreneur Oleksandr Gudkov and Roosh Foundation communications officer Oleksandra Borodina created an application for selecting looks according to the weather, See Me.
Entrepreneur Oleksandr Gudkov and Roosh Foundation communications officer Oleksandra Borodina created an application for selecting looks according to the weather, See Me.
They invested $30,000 in See Me, but it will be free at launch, writes Forbes.
See Me automatically selects looks based on the weather and event, based on the user’s personal photo archive. «Everyone takes pictures of their looks in the mirror,» Gudkov said. «We give these photos a systematic structure and help solve the problem of what to wear today.»
In the future, we want to create an OnlyFans for fashion, says Borodina. «If I like how you dress, I follow you, ask for advice, and you get $15 a month,» she dreams of a potential business model.
The startup, according to Gudkov, solves a simple but massive problem: what to wear and what weather. The user uploads existing photos of ready-made looks from the gallery, and the application selects one of them according to the weather.
The partners invested $30,000 in the development of the application. The technical part was outsourced to Maximus, a company specializing in mobile applications and websites.
The startup is targeting the markets of Germany, Scandinavia, France, Ukraine, and the UK. «All of them have unpredictable weather and high penetration of mobile apps,» says Gudkov.
See Me is free to start. The founders want to gather up to 20,000 users and then make decisions about monetization.
