A metaverse-ready app that empowers users to discover, remix, and customize avatar fashion in a seamless ecosystem. Built for creators and explorers, it blends no-code innovation with futuristic UX, earning praise for its intuitive flow and creative freedom.

At Appsylvania, we see digital worlds as extensions of the self — holistic spaces for expression, growth, and connection. CyberCloset emerged from this belief: an app that doesn't just sell assets but unlocks potential.

A marketplace with soul. An editor that feels alive. Our role? To design a platform where creativity meets realism, fostering spiritual alignment in virtual realms.

Avatar customization apps often overwhelm with complexity or limit discovery. Users crave unique digital wardrobes, but fragmented marketplaces and clunky tools hinder flow.

We asked:

How do we make discovery effortless and editing empowering?

How do we infuse a cyberpunk vibe without sacrificing usability?

How do we balance community-driven remixing with personal evolution?

We dove into metaverse trends, user behaviors in games like Roblox and Decentraland, and no-code creator economies. Insights revealed a need for seamless integration: users want to browse, buy, and customize without friction, viewing avatars as spiritual extensions.

CyberCloset's vibe is futuristic yet grounded — neon gradients evoke energy, while modular design promotes openness. We crafted a tone that's innovative and believer-like, encouraging users to "remix" and evolve their digital selves.

From scratch in Figma, we applied realistic principles: dark-mode palette for immersion, high-contrast elements for accessibility. Intuitive sliders, dropdowns, and cards ensure scalability, with micro-interactions for engagement.

CyberCloset delivers a unified platform: a Discover feed showcasing creator assets (jackets, pants, shoes) with prices in coins, remix buttons for innovation, and an editor for fine-tuning meshes, textures, and lighting — all in a no-code-friendly ecosystem.

Launched as a prototype, it sparked interest in creator communities, with users noting its "futuristic yet practical" design. It positions avatars as tools for self-discovery, disrupting traditional asset markets.