Indyx: Wardrobe & Outfit App

The good Raw idea is there, making a wardrobe is easy Sorting is quick and easy Calendar view is nice I’m excited to use the stylist functions and hope that’s good The bad Wow, every time I boot it begs me to turn on notifications. It’s a wardrobe app, you don’t need them. And you certainly don’t need them THAT badly. It’s actually awful. Let me just select clothes I wore that day and not make an outfit that needs to be logged forever and permanently clutter up my outfit list. Needing to not click the date but the plus button first, make an outfit, then go to the date, then select an outfit. This tangle of a workflow aggravates me so much because it assumes i want to keep every outfit perfectly saved. And the workflow means I’d be more likely to just pick something similar enough to an outfit made already screwing data points.

Love the app for cataloguing my items. However, some of the sorting and navigating feels clunky based on how many steps you need to do the sorting. I suggested a few features through support and they said they’re going to improve the sorting but only for paid members. Your app shouldn’t be only easy to use if I’m paying for it? Shouldn’t the ease of use prompt me to buy it in appreciation? You get a few extra statistics if you pay for it too, which is whatever for me. Does what I need it do but I’m not expecting it to get better now

I do really like using this app to track my outfits but it needs some changes. The quality of the photos are horrible. I can’t show any print or details on my clothing. I wish there was the option to upload closer up photos of our items or if there was just a way to fix this.

I love this app so far, but I am greatly disappointed that some quality of life features are behind a paywall that don’t need to be. I understand needing to fund the app, but a $9 subscription is very excessive if I am someone who just wants to see my stats and maybe reorder my closet/see it at a birdseye view. These features are no extra cost to employees as it’s an automatic process via the app. The subscription definitely makes sense for accessing the community and discounts on Lookbooks. I think it’s also acceptable for extra features such as unlimited selfies that don’t serve a function but are fun. But this is advertised a closet logging app. I think the fact that the two features I first mentioned are behind a paywall defeats the purpose to some degree. This is still a small app and I’d love to see it grow. I personally think a one-time payment to unlock access to stats forever for a reasonable price like $1, the cost of many apps with unlockable features, would be great! Or even watch an ad to unlock seeing my stats for an hour. Another option is to have different subscription options with different prices, $1/M for stats+birds eye, $3/M for selfies, $9/M for community+discounts, etc. Not everyone has $9 a month to spare if they’re not seeking fashion advice but still want to enjoy more features of the app. That’s more than a lot of streaming services that are unaffordable to me and I’m sure others are in similar situations. I’d super appreciate it if the team could consider this, I’d love to support Indyx!!!

I’ve never used a closet organizing app before, but Indyx has made me see the appeal. It’s super easy to use and gives me better insight into what I wear and what I don’t. I am more likely to pass on buying something that looks great in the store and on me, but that I just won’t gravitate to over time. It’s also been helpful with packing. I like to travel light and the app helps make it easy to see how much I can mix and match what I’m planning to bring.

I’m still cataloguing my closet, but it’s been simple and straight forward, which i appreciate. I would like to see the ability to filter fields that are blank so that I can tell which pieces are missing what information. For example, i might want to see which items don’t have a season tagged, or that don’t have the Secondhand field filled in. I also think having a field where you can track when you last wore and item, and have this synced to the calendar, would be a great addition!

I LOVE THIS APP! It’s so fun and helpful for picking out new outfits I’ve never thought of before. I love the search features - you can look at all the blue pants in your wardrobe, for instance. You can use as many categories as you want. It’s easily one of my favorite apps. So well thought out and designed. Highly recommend!

I love this app, I’ve tried many closet apps before and this one is by far the best but PLEASE MAKE THIS AVAILABLE ON IPAD AND VISION PRO!! I’m begging

Truly a great app. All the insights are very useful and I trusting. There are two features I think should be added 1) easier editing tools for the outfits such as a slider for the size of items and a way to lock items in place 2) A gifted category to go with secondhand or not.

This has been my favorite app of 2024, hands down. Indyx is a wardrobe revelation. It got me out of my style rut and excited about wearing clothes I already have. l love many of the features, but I’ll list a few of my favorites. Indyx offers affordable access to excellent stylists who can view your online closet and make suggestions. I’ve learned a lot from their outfit ideas and recommendations for underutilized items in my closet that I love but struggled to style on my own. Indyx’s wardrobe analytics are also really helpful. They show me at a glance what is already in my closet (category, color, season, etc…) and how often I am wearing the items I already have. Using this app has allowed me to buy less while feeling more stylish than ever. Win win!