Ukrainian developer Ulyana Bondarenko created Pasuy, an online organizer where you can collect a digital version of your wardrobe and decide what to wear faster.
Ukrainian developer Ulyana Bondarenko created Pasuy, an online organizer where you can collect a digital version of your wardrobe and decide what to wear faster.
The developer announced the launch on LinkedIn.
To use the service, you need to create a digital version of your closet: add photos of things, indicate their type and seasonality. Pasuy works as a wardrobe organizer, that is, it helps to organize clothes and quickly find things that match the weather, season and user preferences. Also, things can have different statuses. For example, clean, worn, washed or those that need ironing.
Pasuy then suggests adding your measurements — bust, waist, and hips — and then keeping a history of how they’ve changed. The service uses the latest data to show you what «fits now.»
«Yes, filling the database is a separate quest, but I hope that the idea of the site itself can be useful,» says the developer.
The idea for the service was proposed by AI prompt engineer Anastasia Malaman.
You can try it at the link.
Previously, dev.ua wrote about smart.outfit.ai — another Ukrainian service that analyzes photos of clothing using image recognition models and suggests new combinations.
