Mobile Application / AI Fashion

MedaStaré — AI Fashion & Lifestyle Mobile App

Mobile application development with Next.js, Ionic, and Capacitor.

Vortex Digital developed the MedaStaré mobile application, including the mobile UI/UX, a Next.js web or WebView experience, and the Ionic and Capacitor iOS application.

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Promotional artworkMedArena fashion challenge experience.

Product overview

MedaStaré is an AI-powered fashion and lifestyle application. The public product brings styling assistance, a digital wardrobe, fashion discovery, and interactive experiences into a mobile app. Vortex Digital's owner confirms the agency's full mobile application engagement, including the mobile UI/UX implementation. The project used Next.js for a web application or WebView experience, and Ionic with Capacitor for the iOS application.

Product purpose

The published app gathers fashion discovery, styling, wardrobe organization, and interactive experiences in a mobile interface. That is the purpose of the product as it is offered to people. It is not a client brief, a research study, or a measured business problem.

Public product features

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AI fashion assistance
The public product describes MedAI as styling guidance through text and voice. This is a documented product capability. It is not a separately verified claim that Vortex Digital built a particular model or assistant integration.
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Digital wardrobe
Closeté is described as a place to organize clothes and outfits. The wardrobe screen below is App Store promotional artwork for that feature.
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Generated fashion visuals
FashionStaré is described as AI try-on and generated fashion visuals. Those images are part of the public product description, not a verified fit result.
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Creator content discovery
StarDay is described as creator video and social discovery. The feed shown here is promotional artwork, not a capture from an installed app.
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Fashion challenges
MedArena is described as fashion challenges and other interactive experiences. That scope is part of the public product, not a module-by-module delivery record.

Screenshot gallery

Three source images for this product. Enlarge a frame, or open the file directly if scripts are unavailable.

App Store promotional screenshot of the MedaStaré MedArena fashion challenge. Not a capture from an installed app. — Promotional artworkMedArena fashion challenge experience.

App Store promotional screenshot of the MedaStaré StarDay creator content feed. Not a capture from an installed app. — Promotional artworkStarDay creator content feed.

App Store promotional screenshot of the MedaStaré Closeté digital wardrobe. Not a capture from an installed app. — Promotional artworkCloseté digital wardrobe.

All three images are official App Store promotional screenshots. They are not independently captured runtime screenshots, and the product interface in them was not altered.

Technology stack

Confirmed entries are the stack used on the published contribution. Other notes describe the public product and are not additional Vortex Digital deliverables.

Confirmed platform

Next.js was used for a web application or WebView experience. Ionic and Capacitor were used for the iOS application framework and wrapper. The exact connection between those layers was not specified, and this does not mean Next.js server rendering ran on the device.

Unverified

Backend language, database, hosting, Next.js deployment, extra UI libraries, specific AI APIs, authentication providers, subscription implementation, and testing or release work were not identified. Names in public product documentation are not confirmed Vortex Digital integrations.

Our contribution

Engagement role: Complete mobile application development, including mobile UI/UX implementation
Work dates: August 2026 – Present
Features and modules implemented: Mobile UI/UX implementation; Next.js web application or WebView experience; Ionic and Capacitor iOS application implementation.
Technologies used: Next.js, Ionic, and Capacitor.
Evidence and publication permission: Public showcase is authorized. Use of the three App Store promotional screenshots is authorized.