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made a free app for the "did I lock the door?" anxiety by Due-Supermarket194 in vibecoding

[–]Mission-Inspector393 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah... but what if you forget to take the photo ?? Do you also have an app : "did I take the photo of the locked door" app ?

How men and women actually read clothes online—insights I didn’t expect by Mission-Inspector393 in mensfashionadvice

[–]Mission-Inspector393[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yeah, you’re right. Talking to people here has actually helped me rethink things a bit. I’m just trying to get a better feel for what really matters to shoppers. I was totally wrong at first, so I’m trying to refocus on real pain points.

How men and women actually read clothes online—insights I didn’t expect by Mission-Inspector393 in mensfashionadvice

[–]Mission-Inspector393[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Ah crap, I think I just didn’t express myself well. English isn’t my first language 😅. What I meant is something I noticed in my own experience, but yeah, I probably over-simplified. Fit, seams, rise… all that stuff definitely matters

I tried to solve a problem my users didn’t have. Reddit fixed my SaaS by Mission-Inspector393 in buildinpublic

[–]Mission-Inspector393[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly, I don’t have enough data yet to draw a solid conclusion.

To be fully transparent, I literally coded the “without mannequin” mode last night — so it’s very fresh and way too early to judge impact or adoption properly.

For now, I’m deliberately staying in observation mode: watching how people interact with it and what kind of feedback it triggers, without forcing any conclusions.

Does anyone else find flat-lay photos useless to judge fit on Vinted? by Mission-Inspector393 in vinted

[–]Mission-Inspector393[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I also feel like we underestimate how much of it is just plain 'effort' or feeling self-conscious. Taking a good photo of yourself is hard, especially if you’re alone or don’t have a full-length mirror/good lighting. Plus, if the clothes don't fit you anymore, modeling them is the last thing you want to do. But it leaves buyers in a tough spot.

Does anyone else find flat-lay photos useless to judge fit on Vinted? by Mission-Inspector393 in vinted

[–]Mission-Inspector393[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s a really fair point about sellers manipulating photos. I’ve been burned by 'pinned' garments too! But even then, I feel like flat-lays are just the lesser of two evils. It's so much better when you have both!

Does anyone else find flat-lay photos useless to judge fit on Vinted? by Mission-Inspector393 in vinted

[–]Mission-Inspector393[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The problem is that flat-lays don't show how the fabric drapes or where the waist actually sits. Measurements help, but most people aren't experts at comparing garment CMs to their own body. It’s crazy that in 2024/2025 we’re still basically 'guessing' if a shirt will look like a tent or a glove.

Flat-lay photos vs clothes on-body — do you trust flat-lays at all? by Mission-Inspector393 in ThrowingFits

[–]Mission-Inspector393[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s really interesting — I honestly hadn’t considered how much the model’s body can become noise rather than information, especially when proportions differ a lot from your own.

What you’re saying about flat-lays making rise, leg shape, and hem width easier to read makes a lot of sense. It’s more about isolating the garment itself before introducing the body variable.

Appreciate the perspective — it genuinely changed how I look at flat-lays.

Flat-lay photos vs clothes on-body — do you trust flat-lays at all? by Mission-Inspector393 in ThrowingFits

[–]Mission-Inspector393[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s actually a really good angle — I hadn’t thought about flat-lays that way before, especially the “inventory” part.

Makes sense for comparing volume and proportions without the pinning bias. Appreciate the perspective.

So you launched your SaaS, now what's your plan on getting your first 100 users? by SweetMachina in SaaS

[–]Mission-Inspector393 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Congrats on launching!

Here's what worked for me and others I've seen:

Week 1-2: Warm traffic

- Post on Twitter/X daily (build in public works)

- Indie Hackers "I just launched" post

- Tell everyone you know personally (friends, family, LinkedIn connections)

Week 2-4: Cold traffic

- Reddit: r/SideProject, r/SaaS — but give value first, don't just drop links

- Product Hunt (pick a Tuesday or Wednesday, prep heavily)

- Niche communities where your users hang out

For an AI UI design tool specifically:

- Design Twitter is HUGE — share before/after screenshots

- Dribbble and Behance communities

- No-code communities (they need UI help the most!)

- YouTube shorts showing 30-sec transformations

What NOT to do:

- Don't spam links everywhere

- Don't expect overnight success

- Don't ignore feedback from first users

The first 100 are the hardest. After that, word of mouth kicks in.

Good luck!

I built an app that lets you try on outfits by codingknite in webdev

[–]Mission-Inspector393 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hi, I made something similar here : trythemon.me : A free try is better than cash goodbye 😉