Glowjoon · prototype
Tell us what you love. Show us a few photos. We’ll tell you what actually suits you.
No photo of yours is ever stored, by us or by anyone. The colour reading runs entirely in your own browser — those images are never uploaded at all, and are discarded the moment it finishes. The clothing reading needs one model call, so it is off unless you tick it; if you do, those photos leave your device for that single request and are kept by nobody afterwards. Neither is a face scan: no face is detected, measured, or compared against anything, and nothing we keep could identify you.
Step one
You mostly know this already — that’s the point. Your answers are the profile’s backbone; the photos only confirm and sharpen it.
Step two
The more you give us, the better this gets — and not vaguely. Each photo is one outfit in one light. Two photos tell us what you wore twice; eight across different days and different light let us see what actually recurs, which is the difference between describing one outfit and knowing your taste.
Where you can see your face and what you were wearing. Ones you like — you choosing them beats a scan of your whole camera roll, because what you picked is already a signal.
On a phone this opens your photo library. On a computer you can also drag them here.
Step three
Every line is yours to change. Edit any of them, delete any of them — the ones you correct are the ones that make this worth anything.
Your profile
Does this sound like you?
One tap, counted anonymously — no name, no profile, nothing that says it was you.
Give us the pages you already check — a shop’s new-in, a brand’s sale, a label you follow. We read them against your profile and tell you only when something on them would actually suit you.
Your colour reading happened on this device and was never sent.
Right now this profile lives only in this browser — clear your data and it is gone, and it cannot follow you to your phone. An account gives you four things it can’t have otherwise:
We keep what we learned, never the pictures. Your photos are not stored by this or by anything — an account saves the profile above, which is words you can read, edit and delete. Deleting your account deletes all of it the same day.
Nothing found yet. The agents that go hunting your brands aren’t running yet — that is the next thing built. When they are, what they find appears on your finds page and in your inbox.
Your finds
Everything the agents turned up, newest first. Each one says why it was picked, because a suggestion that can’t explain itself isn’t worth your time.