Indyx is the most polished app in this category and the one the press has actually
noticed. If you want a premium wardrobe experience with the option of a real human stylist, it is
excellent. We do something narrower.
We make Fitwear. Indyx gets written about by people who review apps for a
living; nobody has written about us at all. Keep that in mind for the rest of this page.
The one-line difference
Indyx is a wardrobe concierge — your clothes, beautifully catalogued, with
human stylists available on top. Fitwear is a fitting room — see the garment on a
body, then get outfits for a specific occasion from what you own.
Indyx
Fitwear
Reputation
Rated 4.8 across roughly 1,500 ratings; recommended by Wirecutter
New, no ratings yet, no press
Craft
The most polished product in the category
Younger and rougher in places
Human stylists
Yes — a mini lookbook of three outfits from about $60, a full one of ten from about $150
No humans. The styling is automated
Photoreal try-on
Not its focus
The core feature
Getting outfit ideas from other people
Yes — receiving suggestions from others is part of the paid tier
Not offered
Price and what it includes
$12.99 a month or $74.99 a year, with unlimited outfit selfies — no second currency
Lite $5.99 for 30 try-ons and 30 outfit sets, Pro $14.99 for 60 of each
Where Indyx is better
Polish. Everything lands where your thumb expects it. That matters more than it sounds when you open something every day.
Credibility. Thousands of ratings behind it. Our listing currently says "no ratings yet", which is exactly as reassuring as it sounds.
Real people. If what you actually want is a human stylist who knows your wardrobe, no automated system replaces that, including ours.
Generation is unlimited on their plan, and ours is metered. If you render constantly, they are the cheaper habit and we will not pretend otherwise. The comparison that matters is what comes out of each, and that is a judgement you should make with your own clothes rather than take from us.
Where we are different
You see it worn. A catalogue tells you what you own. A try-on tells you which half of it you have been avoiding for a reason.
The first result comes before any setup. Pick a model, a starter wardrobe comes with it, try something on in about a minute.
Occasion in, outfit out. Work, a date, travel, a wedding — the set comes back built from your clothes for that specific thing.
Layers, not single garments. Nine pieces render together in one image on one of our models, on any plan — the shirt under the jacket under the coat, plus shoes, bag and jewellery. On your own photo it is three on the free plan, nine for your first five looks, six on LITE and nine on PRO. If you are counting images, this is worth counting properly: one of ours carries a full look.
Which should you install
Indyx if you want the most refined wardrobe app, and might one day want a
human stylist attached to it. Fitwear if the question that keeps coming back is
"will this look right on me", and you would rather answer it before the card goes through.