There's a specific moment that happens after a good outfit post. The comments roll in. Then the DMs: "where's that from?" "drop the link?" "what shoes?" You answer the first three, lose the thread on the rest, and forget you ever posted it.
Every fitpic is taggable. Every tag is a link. Every link is credit.
How a fitpic works
Post a photo of the outfit. Tap a piece in the image — Fitpic detects the item, matches it to your closet, and pins a tag to that spot. Tap again, pin another. Ship it.
On the other side, a viewer taps any tag and the source loads — your own catalog, the brand's listing, or a "shop alternatives" rail if the exact piece is sold out. No DM thread. No "comment your shoe size." Just credit, attached to the pixel.
What you get back
- 01
Attribution.
When the brand sees the tag, you're on their radar. That's how creator deals start.
- 02
Resale signal.
If your tagged piece is vintage or sold out, the alternatives rail still drives intent — credit travels even when the SKU doesn't.
- 03
A real archive.
Scroll your own profile a year from now and every fit is a tappable map of what you wore, what it cost, and what still fits.
The loop, end to end
Closet → Stylist → Fitpic. You digitise the wardrobe so the stylist has something to work with. The stylist tells you what to wear. You wear it, post the fitpic, and tag the pieces. The next person — the one who messaged "where's that from?" — gets the answer without having to ask. That's the whole product.