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TryOn Business
AI virtual try-on for clothing stores, via QR tags
TryOn Business brings AI virtual try-on to physical clothing stores. Photograph a garment with your phone, print its QR hang tag, and shoppers scan it to see the outfit on themselves, right at the rack. Try-ons of your items are free for shoppers. You see scans, try-ons, top items and busiest hours, but never shoppers' photos. Built for boutiques: no PC, no website, no studio. One tag covers every colour. Android app with a 7-day free trial.
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Diptenu, maker of TryOn Business.
We already make TryOn AI, a virtual try-on app for shoppers. The question we kept coming back to: most clothes are still bought in a shop, standing at a rack. Why can't you try them on there, from your phone?
TryOn Business is the store side of that:
Photograph a garment on a hanger or laid flat
Print its QR hang tag (A4 sheets, 8 per page) and a "Try before you buy" poster for the counter
Shoppers scan with their phone camera or the free TryOn app, add one photo, and see the outfit on themselves
A few things we did on purpose:
Free for shoppers. Try-ons of a shop's items are covered by the shop's plan, so there's no reason not to scan.
Shops see the numbers, never the photos. Scans, try-ons, top items, busiest hours, and where shoppers drop off.
One tag covers every colour. Shoppers pick the colour after scanning.
It all runs from the owner's phone. No PC, no website, no photo studio.
Printed codes never change, so tags keep working.
We're in early access: each new shop gets a 7-day free trial once it's approved.
I'd love honest feedback, especially:
If you run or work in a clothing store: would you hang these tags? What would stop you?
As a shopper: what would make you trust a try-on enough to buy?
I'm here all day to answer everything. 🙏
About TryOn Business on Product Hunt
“AI virtual try-on for clothing stores, via QR tags”
TryOn Business was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #285 on the daily leaderboard. TryOn Business brings AI virtual try-on to physical clothing stores. Photograph a garment with your phone, print its QR hang tag, and shoppers scan it to see the outfit on themselves, right at the rack. Try-ons of your items are free for shoppers. You see scans, try-ons, top items and busiest hours, but never shoppers' photos. Built for boutiques: no PC, no website, no studio. One tag covers every colour. Android app with a 7-day free trial.
On the analytics side, TryOn Business competes within Android, Fashion, Artificial Intelligence and Shopping — topics that collectively have 556.4k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how TryOn Business performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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Diptenu Sarkar
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Diptenu, maker of TryOn Business.
We already make TryOn AI, a virtual try-on app for shoppers. The question we kept coming back to: most clothes are still bought in a shop, standing at a rack. Why can't you try them on there, from your phone?
TryOn Business is the store side of that:
Photograph a garment on a hanger or laid flat
Print its QR hang tag (A4 sheets, 8 per page) and a "Try before you buy" poster for the counter
Shoppers scan with their phone camera or the free TryOn app, add one photo, and see the outfit on themselves
A few things we did on purpose:
Free for shoppers. Try-ons of a shop's items are covered by the shop's plan, so there's no reason not to scan.
Shops see the numbers, never the photos. Scans, try-ons, top items, busiest hours, and where shoppers drop off.
One tag covers every colour. Shoppers pick the colour after scanning.
It all runs from the owner's phone. No PC, no website, no photo studio.
Printed codes never change, so tags keep working.
We're in early access: each new shop gets a 7-day free trial once it's approved.
I'd love honest feedback, especially:
If you run or work in a clothing store: would you hang these tags? What would stop you?
As a shopper: what would make you trust a try-on enough to buy?
I'm here all day to answer everything. 🙏