Share a reel, get the outfit
Share a public Instagram Reel link, paste it directly, or upload a video or screenshot. Found reads the frames and identifies each visible item.
You saw it. We found it.
Found at a glance
Features
Share a public Instagram Reel link, paste it directly, or upload a video or screenshot. Found reads the frames and identifies each visible item.
Every result is labelled Likely match, Very similar, or Similar. Found doesn't claim an exact match from a few video frames when it can't back that up.
Matches are pulled from Myntra, AJIO, Amazon.in, Meesho, Nykaa Fashion, Westside, Tata CLiQ, Zara, H&M, and Flipkart, not a generic global catalogue.
Found never asks for your Instagram credentials. Sign in is by mobile OTP or Google, and only the still frames needed to identify items are processed.
Uploaded frames are processed and deleted within 24 hours. Found is not building a library of your videos.
Found is free to use with no ads. Some store links may be affiliate links, which is how the app stays free.
How it works
Share a public Instagram Reel to Found, paste the link, or upload a video or screenshot directly.
Still frames are extracted on your phone and only those frames are uploaded, never a login, never the full video stored.
Each visible item, top, bottom, shoes, bag, jewellery, is detected and labelled with a match confidence: Likely, Very similar, or Similar.
Matching and similar products are listed from Myntra, AJIO, Amazon.in, Meesho, Nykaa Fashion, Westside, Tata CLiQ, Zara, H&M, and Flipkart.
Product · Fashion AI · Found
Most "find this outfit" tools either overpromise an exact match or quietly fall back to generic recommendations. Found labels every result Likely match, Very similar, or Similar, and says plainly that a few video frames can't guarantee an exact match. That honesty is the product decision: show real confidence, not manufactured certainty.
The full story
You see an outfit in a reel. There is no product tag, no "shop this look" button, just a comments section full of "where is this from?" with no reliable answer.
Fashion discovery had already moved to short video. Shopping infrastructure had not caught up, and the stores that actually ship to Indian buyers were not the ones most "shop the look" tools searched.
Build for the reel, not a new feed. Let people share what they already watch, and search the Indian stores that can actually fulfil the order, Myntra, AJIO, Amazon.in, Meesho, Nykaa Fashion, Westside, Tata CLiQ, Zara, H&M, and Flipkart.
Three honest confidence labels instead of one falsely certain match. No Instagram login. Frames processed on-device where possible and deleted within 24 hours.
Frame extraction, item detection across garment categories, and a matching layer tuned to the catalogues of ten Indian retailers, built to run without ever holding onto a user's video.
Found shipped free, with no ads, on Android, and is live today at found.clikit.store.
Saying "we are not sure" in a product is harder than it sounds, and it is what makes the results people can actually trust.
Insights
Fashion discovery moved to short video years before shopping caught up. A reel has no "buy" button and no product tags most of the time, so the outfit people actually want sits one frustrating search away from where they saw it.
A single "best match" result hides how uncertain visual matching from video frames really is. Three labelled tiers let the shopper decide how much certainty they need before they buy.
Asking for Instagram credentials would make frame access easier to build, and it is exactly the kind of access a shopping tool has no real reason to hold. Found works from frames alone, with nothing stored past 24 hours.
FAQ/ 05
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Start a conversationNo. Found never asks for your Instagram credentials. You share a public reel link, paste it, or upload a video or screenshot, and sign in to Found itself with mobile OTP or Google.
Found reads still frames to identify items and deletes them within 24 hours. It does not keep a library of your uploads.
Results are labelled Likely match, Very similar, or Similar. Found does not claim an exact match from a few video frames, so you can judge how close a result really is before buying.
Not yet. Found is available on Android via Google Play today.
Yes, free with no ads. Some store links may be affiliate links, which is how the app stays free without ads.