We’re DSky Solution, a small independent team from Nadia, West Bengal. We build AI virtual try-on for the people who buy clothes and the shops that sell them.
Online shoppers got the AI tools. The shop in the local market got nothing. We’re changing that.
We started with Try On AI, an app that lets anyone see clothes they found online on themselves. Add one photo, pick an outfit, and see how it looks on you before you spend money on it.
Then we noticed something simple. Most clothes in India are still bought standing in a shop. Trial rooms have queues, many small shops don’t have a proper trial room at all, and some things, like ethnic wear, you often can’t try on in the shop.
So we built TryOn Business. A shop owner photographs a garment with their phone and prints its QR hang tag. A shopper at the rack scans it, adds one photo, and sees the outfit on themselves. Everyone in India already scans QR codes to pay, so there’s nothing new to learn.
Two rules guide everything we make: the shopper never pays to try on a shop’s clothes, and the shop never sees the shopper’s photo.
Both apps share the same AI try-on. One is for the person choosing an outfit, the other is for the shop selling it.
See any outfit on you: from a shopping app, a shop’s QR tag or your gallery. Compare, save looks to your Closet and share them. 3 free try-ons every day, in 11 languages.
Add garments from your phone, print QR hang tags and a store poster, and see scans, try-ons, top items and busiest hours. Never shoppers’ photos.
We’re small on purpose. The people who build the apps are the same people who visit the shops and answer your emails.
Diptenu decides what we build and builds it: the Android apps, the AI try-on and the servers behind them. He tests every release on real phones with real clothes, and spends the rest of his time in clothing shops in Nadia and Kolkata, learning what owners actually need.
Engineers, designers, and people who know retail in India: if this is the problem you want to work on, we’d like to hear from you.
People only add a photo of themselves if they trust us with it. Photos are used for the try-on and discarded; anything else is opt-in and deleted on a timer.
A try-on is a preview, not a promise. We say so plainly, and we don’t call anything “instant” or “unlimited” when it isn’t.
Most shop owners have a phone and WhatsApp, not a PC and a website. So everything runs from the phone and sets up in minutes.
Many people are more comfortable in their own language than in English. Try On AI speaks eleven of them.
We’re early, and we’re building in the open with the shops and shoppers who use us.
We start building a virtual try-on app for shoppers, with privacy and Indian languages from day one.
The shopper app is live, in English and ten Indian languages, with 3 free try-ons every day.
The shop app goes live on Google Play: QR hang tags, store posters and insights, all from a phone.
We’re onboarding our first shops in person and making every try-on faster for the shopper standing at the rack.
Press, partnerships, a shop that wants in, or just feedback: we read every message.
