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I got so frustrated with my own wasteful closet that I built something, would love honest feedback from people who actually get this

I got so frustrated with my own wasteful closet that I built something, would love honest feedback from people who actually get this
I got so frustrated with my own wasteful closet that I built something, would love honest feedback from people who actually get this

Hi! 🌱 I'm Jamillah - I've been building something for a while and this community felt like the right place to finally share the honest story behind it.

This is one of the reasons FitMirage started. I was spending money on clothes I already owned because I couldn't see what I had. The problem wasn't that I needed more, it was that I couldn't access what was already there.

So I built FitMirage, which is a digital closet that helps you use what you own before buying more. The most sustainable outfit really is the one you already have.

We just got to a point where the features are real and testable, which feels like a huge milestone. But I want honest perspectives from people who think carefully about consumption before I keep going.

Does a tool like this support conscious buying for you? Or does it feel like adding more tech to something that should stay simple?

No pitch, just genuinely want to hear from people who get it!

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