Appcroft – AI Try-On & Stylist for Shopify - Sell Project

Ready to take over and launch. A finished Shopify app, approved and live on the Shopify App Store since 24 October 2026. Nothing is left to build: the new owner only needs to market it. No ads, content or outreach have been done yet, so every growth channel is open from day one. App Store listing: https://apps.shopify.com/appcroft-ai-virtual-try-on Demo video: https://vimeo.com/1242595554 What it does Virtual try-on from one photo. A shopper uploads one full-body photo and in about a minute sees the store's clothes on themselves: a single piece or a whole outfit, placed in a scene (street, office, beach), even combined with clothes they already own. Then they add the outfit to the cart. AI stylist / shopping assistant. Answers in the shopper's language, recommends only the store's own products with real sizes and stock, and opens the try-on straight from the chat. Insights for the merchant. Try-ons, add-to-carts, orders and revenue, counted only when the cart line itself came from the try-on or the assistant. Merchant controls. Image model, which products offer the try-on, scenes, wording and button style. Private by design. Photos are deleted after 1 to 90 days, hosted in the EU, encrypted at rest, never used to train models. Monetisation (already built on Shopify Billing) Plans: Free, Starter $19, Growth $49 and Pro $149 per month (20% off yearly, 7-day trials) One-time credit packs ($14 / $57 / $109) and automatic top-ups Merchants can resell try-on credits to their own shoppers Tech and operations TypeScript monorepo with 2,175 unit and 265 integration tests One Hetzner ARM server (Docker Compose behind Caddy), PostgreSQL + pgvector, Redis/BullMQ, S3-compatible storage, self-hosted embeddings AI through fal.ai (Google Nano Banana, ByteDance Seedream and OpenAI GPT Image, the merchant picks one; BiRefNet for cut-outs) and OpenRouter for photo checks and the assistant Shopify theme app extension plus a customer-account extension Operator console for shops, money, incidents and the support mailbox Encrypted data volume, encrypted off-site backups with weekly restore drills, scripted deploys and server moves A few hours a week to run: merchant support and Telegram alerts. Backups, data retention and disk clean-up run automatically. Status and costs Pre-launch: approved and ready to launch, but not launched or marketed yet. 0 users, 0 customers, 0 revenue. Hosting runs at roughly $13 a month, the domain about $1 a month; AI costs scale with usage and are covered by the credits merchants buy. Target: Shopify fashion and apparel stores (clothing, shoes, accessories), worldwide. Included in the sale Complete source code with tests, documentation and deploy, backup and server-move scripts The Shopify app and its approved App Store listing, with screenshots and copy (transferred to the buyer's Shopify Partner organisation) The domain appcroft.com with the landing page, privacy policy, terms and the contact@ mailbox A demo development store with a 368-product catalogue Post-sale handover support from the founder Risks to weigh Demand is not proven yet (not launched); the virtual try-on category on the App Store is crowded; the app depends on Shopify and on AI providers and their prices (three image models are already supported, so the model layer is swappable); and the pinned MinIO storage image is no longer publicly downloadable. It runs fine and is backed up, but should be replaced by local disk or another S3 server before any future server move.