No keyboard shortcuts on a phone, and no typing. On any product page you tap Share, then Dress Aloud. The app opens and asks one question: try it on now, or add it to your outfit. One tap.
Apple does not let a web app into the Share menu, so Dress Aloud goes in as a Shortcut. It behaves exactly the same. It also does one extra thing: it fetches the store page on your phone and hands it to Dress Aloud, so stores that block automatic readers (Amazon among them) still give the full picture and title.
If someone has already made it and shared an iCloud link with you, just open the link and tap Add Shortcut. Done. The steps below are only for making it the first time.
Get Contents of URL and double-tap the result.Get Contents of URL again, double-tap the result. You now have two of them.https://dressaloud.com/api/share?url= and then, without leaving the field, double-tap Shortcut Input in the suggestions so it is added right after the equals sign.Open URLs, double-tap the result.Try on with Dress Aloud.Using it: on any product page in Safari or the Amazon app, tap Share, then Try on with Dress Aloud. The first time, iOS asks whether the shortcut may send data to dressaloud.com; choose Always Allow.
Share it with everyone: open the shortcut's info screen, choose Share, then Copy iCloud Link. Anyone who opens that link adds the shortcut with one tap.
Simpler version, one action, if the three above feel like too much: a single Open URLs action whose URL is https://dressaloud.com/?url= followed by Shortcut Input. It works the same on most stores; on Amazon it gets the picture only.
Share each piece and choose Add it to my outfit instead. When you have them all, tap Try on the whole outfit. One picture, one try-on, every piece described, a verdict per piece, and whether they go together.
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