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John Milton

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Startup Name : HairViz Problem Statement: Many people struggle with visualizing how a new haircut or style will look on them, leading to dissatisfaction and frequent bad haircuts. Solution: HairViz is a mobile app that uses 3D scanning and virtual reality technology to allow users to try out different haircuts and styles on a detailed model of their own head. Users can input their hair length, use virtual barber tools, and even follow tutorial guides for each hairstyle. The app also connects users with local barbers who can recreate the chosen hairstyle in real life. Progress Till Now : The idea is in the conceptual stage, with market research and technical feasibility studies currently underway.

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 6m

Statement: A web application which helps students for competitive exams. Having category wise questions. Where they can learn, practice, do a mock test and can see their current fluency on the topic wise. They have their own report. There is an Reward system the top students will get the price and coupons. I know it is bit a old. Kindly share your thoughts and advise.

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gavin reji

Stealth • 6m

They should also add feature to define trim number and detailed description of haircut so that user can give the description to barber and they can follow that description

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Alokh k

Stealth • 6m

Idea is really good but I have a doubt wheather this feature is available in some apps like insta and Snapchat where they could get the idea of which hairstyle looks good on them But there is no way we can find good barbers who does these types of works I would like to give a suggestion too for the app where the barbers can have a profile of their own and they could give sample images of their work

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Debraj Roy

Stealth • 6m

I think it would be a good idea if there are two type of service . First is the app for client to select their hair style using augmented reality and the other service for a baber . So that the user can book for a haircut session like uber clap or something like that.

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Mohit Kumar

Stealth • 6m

Nice idea 💡

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LIKHITH

Stealth • 6m

Idea is awesome.

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 6m

You should Target big saloon to install display and software and mid range barbers to provide the lighter and Android version to work with them inshort work B2B instead of as consumer first.

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Adithya Acharya

Stealth • 6m

Are you guys recruiting product manager?

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Somesh Singh Shishodia
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Venkateshwara Institute of Medical Sciences • 6m

I really need it😭, just got a bad haircut

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Praveena J

Stealth • 6m

Do you know beautygpt?, they're doing the same thing but for females only, i think soon they might enter into men's category also. So, before them, you should start this if you are serious about this.

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Jaswanth Jegan

Stealth • 6m

Great I would definitely use it

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John Milton

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