[ Comparison ]

FVLBI vs. Doji

Try on what you could buy. Or wear what you own.

[ The Read ]

Doji lets you try on clothes from brands before you buy. FVLBI renders you wearing outfits composed from your own wardrobe, every day.

01

The Read

Doji is virtual try-on for shopping. Upload a photo, see yourself in pieces from brands, buy the look. FVLBI is virtual try-on for your wardrobe. Upload a photo, see yourself in pieces you already own, wear the look. Same render. Opposite direction.

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Why FVLBI

  • Try-on aimed at wearing, not buying. Doji's render ends at checkout. FVLBI's ends at your closet, where the outfit already exists.
  • A whole wardrobe, catalogued. The archive remembers every piece, colour, fabric, formality, season, and composes across all of it, daily.
  • Weather, laundry, palette. The day's composition accounts for the forecast, what is in the wash, and your colour season. A try-on does not.
  • Buying stays optional. The composition draws only from what you own. Retail lives in Discovery, on its own surface.
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Who FVLBI Is For

For people who want the render to change what they wear, not what they purchase.

[ At a glance ]
The questionFVLBIDoji
The render's endYour closetA checkout
The wardrobeCatalogued, composed dailyNot the point
Colour12-season paletteBrand-led
The pullOptional, in DiscoveryA purchase per look
The priceSubscription, free up to 20 piecesFree, shopping-linked

A render that ends at checkout. Or one that ends at your closet.

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Last revised — September 13, 2026