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Show HN: We built Tinder for clothes at the TC Disrupt Hackathon
- ozziegooen 13y agoQuite nice for a hackathon. Some comments: 1) Want to choose a price range. $3k for a jacket? 2) When I click "Like", the animation to get a copy of a new one should be the same as when I click "Dislike", or at least in the same direction. I expect new items to always come from the right, them coming from the left in some cases is strange to me. 3) The default example "men's skinny jeans" should work as-is. It would also be useful if there were a button "Choose" or something on the home page.
- furqanrydhan 13y agoI like the concept, I actually got sucked into it myself. I'd keep going with it, I think it's great.
- rdrgdvs 13y agobought a sweater within 1 min of using it. the big discounts at kohl's helped.
- vaughan 13y agoGreat work guys. Would be excellent as a mobile app. If only there was some way to replicate the Tinder "match" aspect. Maybe constraining matches to a price range, brand choice, mutual friend likes or providing random discounts. A pivot: how about you try the clothes on in a change room, take a photo and then people can say buy or don't buy. I'm sure its been done.