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Published by Indyx Inc. on 2024-07-10 About: Indyx unlocks the potential of what you own. As the best FREE digital wardrobe
and styling app, you can catalog your closet, plan outfits, track cost-per-wear,
get personal styling, shop secondhand, and resell your stuff - all in one place.
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Reported Issues: 3 Comments
By Ci1375Ca
Alienates Queer Users
Despite the account creation’s seemingly progressive inclusion of more than two gender options, the app itself does not do much more than just that. If you choose “non-binary” in the account creation, you are allowed to take the style quiz featuring incredibly feminine styles with the least amount of gender non-conformity possible. However, if you choose that you’re a “man” at the start, you are given a warning that the quiz is mainly designed for women, which is absent for non-binary users. Upon seeing this, I immediately deleted the app because it is just one more apps that equates all non-binary individuals to women but still pretends to care about them to seem progressive. Even if one were to ignore the transphobic undertones, the lack of any kind of non-convential styling (not even just in regards to gender, but in the broader styles as well) in a quiz meant to help you find your style is truly baffling. The least the developers can do is give the same curtesy warning to non-binary users as male users before they attempt the quiz. If you do not plan to be inclusive, do not trick users into signing up before revealing that you never had any plans to be to begin with.
By Ci1375Ca
Alienates Queer Users
Despite the account creation’s seemingly progressive inclusion of more than two gender options, the app itself does not do much more than just that. If you choose “non-binary” in the account creation, you are allowed to take the style quiz featuring incredibly feminine styles with the least amount of gender non-conformity possible. However, if you choose that you’re a “man” at the start, you are given a warning that the quiz is mainly designed for women, which is absent for non-binary users. Upon seeing this, I immediately deleted the app because it is just one more apps that equates all non-binary individuals to women but still pretends to care about them to seem progressive. Even if one were to ignore the transphobic undertones, the lack of any kind of non-convential styling (not even just in regards to gender, but in the broader styles as well) in a quiz meant to help you find your style is truly baffling. The least the developers can do is give the same curtesy warning to non-binary users as male users before they attempt the quiz. If you do not plan to be inclusive, do not trick users into signing up before revealing that you never had any plans to be to begin with.
By Ci1375Ca
Alienates Queer Users
Despite the account creation’s seemingly progressive inclusion of more than two gender options, the app itself does not do much more than just that. If you choose “non-binary” in the account creation, you are allowed to take the style quiz featuring incredibly feminine styles with the least amount of gender non-conformity possible. However, if you choose that you’re a “man” at the start, you are given a warning that the quiz is mainly designed for women, which is absent for non-binary users. Upon seeing this, I immediately deleted the app because it is just one more apps that equates all non-binary individuals to women but still pretends to care about them to seem progressive. Even if one were to ignore the transphobic undertones, the lack of any kind of non-convential styling (not even just in regards to gender, but in the broader styles as well) in a quiz meant to help you find your style is truly baffling. The least the developers can do is give the same curtesy warning to non-binary users as male users before they attempt the quiz. If you do not plan to be inclusive, do not trick users into signing up before revealing that you never had any plans to be to begin with.
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