Our team tried something last week: we asked Daydream, the AI fashion shopping assistant, for "something to wear to a fall wedding." We got back a beautiful curated list, dozens of dresses, all new, none from the closets we already had.

Genuinely impressive tech

Daydream's AI understands fashion nuance in a way most shopping tools don't, silhouette, occasion, fit, pulled from thousands of brands in real time.

But it made the real difference clear

Daydream is built to answer "what should I buy." Revy is built to answer "what do I already have that works." Those are genuinely different jobs, and most people actually need both, usually in that order, check the closet first, shop for the gap second.

Daydream can dress you for an event you have nothing for. Revy can tell you that you don't need anything new at all, because there's a dress three feet away that just needs the right shoes.

What it actually looks like

Find a look you love, and Revy shows you how to recreate it with pieces you already own. Missing something? It sources just that piece, on budget, instead of rebuilding the whole outfit from scratch.

Two products, two different problems

Daydream helps you find what's out there. Revy helps you see what's already yours, and only points you toward something new once it knows what you own.

Our beta waitlist is still open for you to test it out.