What's New in Version 2.3 Sign in required — Guest mode has been removed. Creating an account is free and takes seconds; it unlocks your full closet, feed, and community history. The login, sign-up, and onboarding screens have been updated to reflect the change. Community feed, redesigned — Posts now appear in a consistent 4:5 portrait format so nothing reads as a wide landscape strip. The action bar has larger tap targets, an animated heart that bounces on like, and cleaner like and comment counts. Captions and comment previews sit in their own section below the bar, making posts easier to scan. Profile grid, consistent — Post cards in your profile match the same 4:5 layout as the community feed. The author row is more compact, the action bar uses the same style, and captions now appear below the engagement row — not above it. Demo content stays out of production — Community feed, hashtag explore, brand listings, and user suggestions now filter out any demo-flagged content, so test data no longer surfaces in the live app. Brand analytics, always ready — The analytics dashboard reads your subscription plan from a local cache the moment it opens, so the features list and limits are never blank while Firestore loads. If Firestore is missing the plan field entirely, the app checks your active StoreKit entitlements and backfills Firestore automatically. Subscription sheet, polished — The checkout screen has a new layout: a plan headline with a "MOST POPULAR" badge where relevant, a gift-styled intro-offer callout, and a feature list with contextual icons. The "start free" action button label is more direct. Catalog import, pre-filled — Opening catalog import from brand settings can now carry your website URL into the URL field automatically, skipping a copy-paste step. Reliability — On a slow or unavailable network, the app preserves your existing brand and subscription state rather than clearing it and redirecting you away. The brand-lookup path now uses your user document as a reliable fallback when the brands collection is unreachable.

What's New in Version 2.2 Brand plans, simplified — Subscriptions are now Starter, Growth, and Pro, all billed monthly. Pro is priced for steady reach and full analytics. New App Store product IDs keep purchases and upgrades aligned with the latest catalog. Three months free — Every brand plan includes a three-month introductory offer. The checkout sheet spells out what’s included, highlights the trial, and uses a clearer “start free” flow. Brand Connect and registration call out the same offer. Brand Connect, refreshed — The creator onboarding experience has a new hero, tighter story, and an updated comparison table for Starter, Growth, and Pro. Calls to action focus on getting started free. Catalog import & colors — Import can infer fashion colors from product photos (primary, secondary, and additional tones). A dedicated color picker lets you refine or override colors with a full palette plus custom options. Saved products carry richer color fields for better discovery downstream. Brand catalog hygiene — After you subscribe, the app can take you straight into catalog import so you can load products faster. Category headers and product tiles flag items missing a primary color so nothing slips through unnoticed. Subscriptions that load reliably — Brand settings prefetch StoreKit products when needed. If a plan can’t be loaded from the App Store, you get a clear message with a retry instead of a silent failure. Older Firestore plan names still map cleanly to Starter, Growth, and Pro. Community notifications — The in-app inbox shows a proper loading state, supports pull-to-refresh, surfaces load errors when something goes wrong, and marks notifications read when you open it. Opening the inbox, tapping a push, or signing out clears the home screen badge so the count matches what you’ve actually seen. Stability & analytics — Subscription tier reporting recognizes the new plan names while keeping compatibility with legacy values.

What's New in Version 2.1 Choose from closet, redesigned — Pick pieces for your outfit with search, category chips, and an “All” view. Your closet data is shared app-wide, so screens load what you already fetched and avoid extra duplicate loading. Choose from brands, faster — Brand product summaries and per-brand product lists are cached for your session. When you open a brand again, picks come back instantly. The brand product picker adds search, category filters, and clearer browsing. Shop clarity & brand cards — The shop feed includes a short disclosure that FITD is an independent discovery platform and that purchases happen on each brand’s site. Brand cards use a full-bleed image with a bottom gradient so names and badges stay readable, plus refined layout and shadows. Likes & purchased, more reliable — When products include brand and document IDs, likes and “purchased” sync directly to the right documents with fewer lookups. That means faster, more accurate heart and purchase states across the shop. Smarter AI-assisted outfits — Accessory suggestions are deduplicated so you’re less likely to get repeated types (e.g. two of the same accessory). Slot filling avoids doubling up the same accessory kind when building your look. Sheets & navigation polish — Brand detail sheets in shop flows dismiss and reset state more predictably. Browse brands, clothing, new arrivals, community feed, and ads pick up small layout and behavior improvements for a smoother pass through the app. Stability — Continued fixes and tightening around product interactions, caching, and data paths so everyday use stays smooth.

Welcome to FITD 2.0 • New welcome experience — Get oriented before you sign in. • Smarter onboarding — Tell us your style so FITD can feel more personal from day one. • Community feed — See what’s happening and connect with people who care about fit. • Discover people — Find profiles and jump into their public presence. • Hashtag exploration — Browse by tags and uncover new inspiration. • Public profiles — A clearer way to view someone else’s profile and style. • Closet camera — Snap or add pieces to your closet more quickly. • For brands — Deeper performance insights where your plan supports them. • Reliability — Under-the-hood improvements, smoother loading, and bug fixes. Thank you for being part of FITD — we’re just getting started.

What's New in Version 1.4 Profile Posts — Share your style! In your profile, use the new Posts tab to add photos or videos with captions, or post full outfit looks. Switch between one or two posts per row, open any post for details, and see likes and comments. Your feed, your way. Profile reorganized — Your profile now has four clear tabs: Posts, Liked Clothes, Saved Outfits, and Purchased Items. Smoother tab transitions and a consistent layout make it easier to find everything. Faster, smoother experience — Shop and product browsing are more responsive; we've reduced loading and improved performance when you tap products and browse brands. FITD Room (Beta) — Try on outfits virtually! Upload a photo of yourself and see how your closet items and brand products look on you. Try full outfits or single pieces, save your favorite looks, and share them. Works best with upper-body garments like shirts, jackets, and dresses. This is an early beta — we're improving it based on your feedback! Smarter Closet — Your closet loads faster and categories load as you open them. Outfit picker from your closet is smoother and uses your existing closet data better. Dress Me and FITD Room work seamlessly with your closet. Refined design — Updated typography, spacing, and layouts so the app looks and feels more consistent on all iPhone sizes and iPad. Weather features now include proper Apple Weather attribution where required. Improved Shop — Reworked shop and feed with clearer navigation, better product cards, and a more reliable experience when liking and viewing items. Get FITD updates — AI-assisted outfit and "choose from closet" flows are improved; random outfit and saved outfits work better with the new performance improvements. Stability & polish — Fixes for product taps, likes, and analytics so the app stays stable with heavy use. Brand and creator features are updated for reliability. Privacy and data use disclosures updated to include profile posts and saved content.

New Product Feed on home page for more shopping and brand products Weather & Location access for AI Fashion Assistant Google Sign In Minor Bugs & Fixes

What’s New in This Version Added Sign in with Apple for a faster, more secure login experience Introduced “Continue as Guest” option on the login page Fixed issues with payment loading for smoother checkouts Updated the Closet tab to support adding items to your Digital Closet Refined UI elements and improved color consistency across the app Squashed minor bugs and made performance improvements

What's New in This Version - Fixed AI-Assisted Outfit Stylist to allow users to manually swap items - Improved new brand setup logic for faster and more accurate display - Updated user tag management for a smoother experience - Corrected brand name tracking for analytics - Optimized single image sizing for New Arrivals - Enhanced Light and Dark Mode support - Added more social media sections to the Home page - General performance improvements, bug fixes, and UI refinements