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Making Apps with AI-tools

Closet inventory app built with Cursor

I've always loved fashion and craft. But I know how unsustainable fast fashion industry can be for our planet. I know I have clothes full of closet. I don't need to buy more clothes; I just need to know what I own and inspiration for how to style an outfit. 

That idea led me to start this side project.

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My rough idea

I had a rough vision of how the app could work, and used Cursor to build it. It was really exciting to see how fast it moved from idea to a functional prototype in such a short amount of time. I was blown away!

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Run npm on terminal to make incremental changes

Along the way, I had to make a few key decisions:

  • Should this be mobile-first, web-based, or both?

  • Where should user data live? Using third-party storage introduces tradeoffs like cost and authentication complexity

There’s still a lot to improve:

  • Digitizing the closet — Taking photos and uploading each item is still a tedious process

  • Connecting to inspiration — Outfits and ideas are scattered across platforms (Pinterest, phone screenshots, desktop files, saved posts, etc.) and bringing them together is still a challenge

This has been a fun little project so far, and I’m excited to keep iterating on it over the next few weeks.

 

If you’re curious, give it a try and let me know what you think:
https://closet-brown.vercel.app

© 2026 by Min Lee.

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