Full systemFeature 01 / 09

Taste, remembered

Find the thing that feels like you.

A conversational stylist that starts with your sizes, colors, references, and real constraints—then looks for pieces with a point of view.

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South Asian stylist in a practical silver shell, black technical layers, and citron and cobalt accents in the desert
Stokd study / Stylist
Current stateWorking preview

The current preview stores your taste profile and feedback in this browser. Recommendations show their source and uncertainty; Stokd does not confirm stock or complete a purchase.

01.0 / The premise
Search starts with keywords. Taste starts with context. The stylist is designed to remember the difference between what fits, what photographs well, what survives a cold night, and what simply is not you.
01.1
Available now

Say it once.

Give the preview your sizes, color direction, budget, market preference, inspiration links, and the things you never want to see. That profile stays local to your browser today and can be edited or deleted.

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01.2
Working preview

Search with a point of view.

The ranking layer treats known size mismatches, avoided terms, and budget as constraints—not decorative filters. It can combine Stokd observations with configured shopping-search sources while keeping source, freshness, and availability caveats visible.

01.3
Available now

Make the signal yours.

Shortlist a piece, ask for more like it, or reject it. That feedback changes the next ranking without pretending an algorithm understands your entire identity after one click.

01.4 / Product boundaries

Built around what it should not fake.

  1. P1Constraints outrank aesthetics.
  2. P2A source is shown before a claim is trusted.
  3. P3Unknown availability stays unknown.
  4. P4You can erase the browser-local profile.
Read before relying

This is an early, source-aware curation experience. Product observations can age, external search can fail, and a recommendation is not a stock check, fit guarantee, endorsement, or purchase.

Next move

Less algorithmic sameness. More you.

Start with one look, one problem, or one impossible-to-name reference. The useful part is not more inventory—it is a sharper edit.

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