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ACA
Virtual try-on that respects your privacy
- Category
- Other
- Stage
- Pre-launch
- For
- Online clothing shoppers who want to preview garments on themselves without sharing their photos.
About
See how any garment looks on you. Without your photo ever leaving your device.
Features
- Problem
- Shoppers may not want personal photos sent to a service.
- How it works
- Processes photos locally on the phone; the page says photos are not uploaded, stored, or used to train models.
- Result
- Try-on without sending photos to ACA servers.
- Why
- Keep body photos under the shopper’s control.
- Problem
- Photos would be inconvenient to upload for every try-on.
- How it works
- Allows a full-body photo to be saved on the device and reused.
- Result
- Reuse the photo for subsequent garment previews.
- Why
- Make repeated try-ons simpler without re-uploading the photo.
- Problem
- Shoppers may assume a preview accurately predicts fit.
- How it works
- Shows how clothing looks and explicitly does not claim to predict fit.
- Result
- A visual try-on without false confidence about fit.
- Why
- Set honest expectations about the preview.
- Problem
- Try-on tools may be limited to particular stores or brands.
- How it works
- Accepts garment images from any store or brand, including screenshots and photos of owned clothing.
- Result
- Preview a broad range of garments.
- Why
- Avoid ecosystem lock-in and retailer partnership requirements.
Product questions
What does ACA do?
ACA lets shoppers preview how garments look on them by processing a garment image and a full-body photo locally on their phone.
Who is ACA for?
Online clothing shoppers who want to preview garments on themselves without sharing their photos.
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