Indyx: Wardrobe & Outfit App

I have struggled with shopping and clothing for a long time and have been aware of it for a couple years, when I started intentionally downsizing my closet in the hopes of finding peace with my clothes. This helped, but I occasionally fell back into shopping sprees to fill the gaps I thought were in my closet. One of the hardest parts was just going through all of my clothes to determine what I wanted to keep or give away. One day, the sight of my laundry pile filled me with so much anxiety that I started looking for additional help and came across several apps. I read articles and ratings, downloaded a handful to test, and ultimately selected Indyx as the best option for company mission, visual appeal, and available features. I decided to go with the paid version for the additional features after my free trial and recommend it as the best way to use the app. It has been worth it to me, and frankly, it’s a fraction of the money I was randomly spending on clothing. I have been doing the Style Workshop, and while it’s taking me longer than standard to complete, I cannot tell you how big of a blessing it has been so far. I committed to not buying any clothing, shoes, or accessories until I was finished with it, and it is both helping me in developing self-control but also my sense of self and style while turning my closet back into a happy place for me. I love Indyx and highly recommend!

Growing up, I was the girl who played 100s of dress-up games and making outfit collages with the app Polyvore. This app is exactly like that, but then you get to wear the outfit in real life! The analytics have also been very helpful and insightful, even though I’m not much of an analytics person. I do however have 2 complaints about this app. 1, I wish the analytics weren’t locked behind the subscription, or at least not all of that feature. Granted the subscription isn’t that expensive and there are many other reasons to have it, but I don’t think you should have to pay just to track your most and least worn items. 2, there’s no way to see who you’ve followed, or who’s following you! You have to scroll through the connect tab and click on each individual because it doesn’t show you who you’re following unless you click on their profile. The point of the connect tab should be to connect with other users, but the way it is now makes it feel like a bit of a useless feature with a lot of potential. Despite my complaints, I still give Indyx 5 stars. I love this app and use it every single day, and there is literally nothing else like it.

I have tried a couple different closet organization apps in the past but have never committed to adding many items into the closet. This app makes the process so easy and enjoyable and I have uploaded about 80% of my closet to the Indyx app. I have loved how easy it is to add pieces into the app, I love that the app automatically removes as much background as possible to leave a clean and simple picture and I love that I am able to put together outfits and save them in the app. They even recently added a calendar feature that allows you to plan outfits and assign them to a day of the week. I especially love that they offer the option to have a personal stylist go through your wardrobe and put a few outfits together for you for a variation of costs. It is really such a great app and while I do hope for one or two small additions to the app, I love it just as much as is. Ultimately, it would be nice to be able to filter items out into specific groups such as just looking at all shorts or all sweaters or all flats etc but even without that option, it’s still the best app I’ve ever come across and I love it. Cannot recommend enough.