Every photo you've posted on Hive already shows what you wear. Fitbook turns that into a closet. It finds the clothes in your posts, gives each piece a clean photo, and lays them out so you can dress with them, plan with them, and swap looks with people whose style you like.
To show it properly we made up eight people and let them use it on each other. None of them is a Hive account and their photos are AI-made, but everything they do here is exactly how Fitbook works.
Eight people, eight closets
A market in Lagos, a quiet lane in Kyoto, a tram stop in Lisbon, a forest trail outside Bengaluru, a pottery studio in Oaxaca, a wet London night, a gallery in Amman and a fjord above Bergen. Cobalt and mustard, navy and grey, old denim, trail kit, knits and linen, techwear, cream and camel, and waxed cotton for any weather.
Each of their closets came from their own photos. Nobody typed in a single piece.
One photo of you, anywhere you want to be
Pick pieces from your closet and Fitbook puts them on you: on your own photo, or somewhere new. There are 33 scenes, with the season's first, plus the places you post from most and your own photos of a place.
Your face, build and proportions stay yours. A look that changes them is thrown away, and you aren't charged for it.
Make your version
See a look you like and Fitbook suggests outfits like it from your own closet. Post yours and it credits the original: 5% of your post's rewards go to the person who inspired it.
Style each other's closets
Ask for ideas and people answer with a look built from the pieces in your public posts. Save the one you like. When you wear it and post it, your stylist is credited and paid 5%.
Which would you wear? Should I get it?
Post two to four looks as a lookbook and people pick their favourite with one tap.
Eyeing something you don't own yet? Save it from a screenshot, a shop link or someone else's post, try it with your own clothes, and ask: Should I get it?
Every pick and every answer is an ordinary reply, so it counts wherever the post is read.
Host a challenge
Anyone can host one: a theme, an end date, and a prize you send yourself. Entries are looks from people's own closets, picks are replies on the challenge post, and the host posts the winners. liketu never picks.
Four days, one carry-on
Tell Fitbook where you're going, when and what for. It plans a look a day from clothes you own, with as few pieces as it can, and packs from those looks. Past the forecast, it dresses for last year's weather on the same dates.
Post the trip as a lookbook when you're back. The post says where, never when.
And on an ordinary Tuesday
Fitbook counts what you actually wear from your dated posts (31 wears of a waxed jacket comes to £5.81 a wear), dresses you for your city's forecast, and draws your style on six axes so you can compare it with anyone who has shared theirs.
Credit is part of the post
What Fitbook adds is plain text in the post itself: the pieces, each linked to its page and to the post it was worn in, the AI label on generated looks, who inspired the look, and their 5%. PeakD, Ecency and hive.blog show all of it, not just liketu.
Start with the photos you've already posted: liketu.net/fitbook
The whole tour, with all eight closets: liketu.social/fitbook
Everyone in this post is made up and their photos were made with AI. In Fitbook itself, every generated look is labelled as an AI preview.
