Observed arrival · 2026-09-03
Naap (ناپ) — measured once, cut to you
A phone-based tailoring tool turns two photographs into a bilingual measurement slip, with tailoring ease added for the chosen fit.
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Naap describes a camera-guided workflow in which the user stands back, receives Urdu or English voice instructions, and gets editable measurements in fitted, regular, or loose versions. Its tailor-facing parchi is bilingual and includes both body and stitching measurements, with “asan” already added. The site says photographs are analysed and deleted on the phone, while only numerical measurements leave the device. A beta invitation list is open for iPhone and Android, but the homepage does not establish that the full workflow is currently available.
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