Whitney, this is the plan for the app we talked about. The one that helps your customers shop their own closet first, and shop with you second. Here's what it is, how it comes together, and what it costs. No fine print.
Big city style on a small town budget.
One app that makes getting dressed easier, and quietly makes you their first stop when they need something new.
Snap a few pictures. The app tags each piece on its own, no typing, no work.
"Wear this with this," built from their actual wardrobe. The stuff they forgot they had.
No match at home? The app shows the Saddle & Sage piece that finishes the look. One tap to buy.
Customers can book a live video session, set up their phone in their closet, and get styled by you directly. You set the price. Every dollar is yours.
Anyone can download it and start. The full closet unlocks for $19 a year. That's your revenue. Works on any phone straight from the browser.
Built in stages, so you see it working before we go further. Real customers testing it along the way.
Closet, outfits, and the match to your store. A small group tries it.
The $19/year unlock and the styling-session booking go live.
Make it sharp, then point your TikTok and your people at it.
So the number makes sense, here's the actual work behind it.
And the hours are only part of it. A good chunk of what you're paying for is the research and the trial and error: figuring out how to make the tagging actually work, testing what pairs well and what doesn't, and throwing out the versions that miss. You're not just buying time on a clock. You're buying the part where I go solve it so you never have to.
Plain and simple. Here's every number.
You're the first boutique I'm building this for. Apps like this usually live in the five figures, so the price reflects that you're first, and that this is something we grow together instead of a one-and-done invoice.
Here's the shape of it: your store, your brand, your customers, and your face all stay yours. I build, host, and keep improving the app itself so you never have to think about the tech. You've got a founder's rate locked in for being the first one in.
It launches as an app your customers can use and share right away. Getting it listed in the App Store is the next step after that, and it's included, no extra charge, once real customers are using it.