Fashion App Daydream Adds Apple Intelligence Tools to Shop Outfits From Photos
New iOS 27 features let users turn saved outfit images into shoppable results and search for products via Siri, according to a report from TechCrunch.
Daydream, a fashion discovery app, has introduced new features that leverage Apple Intelligence to help users shop for outfits saved in their camera roll, according to a report from TechCrunch published September 14.
The updates, enabled by the launch of Apple's iOS 27, allow the app to convert saved outfit photographs into shoppable product results, TechCrunch reported. Users can also search for products by using Siri, Apple's voice assistant, without needing to open the Daydream app directly, the report said.
TechCrunch's report did not specify additional details about the app's broader functionality, pricing, or availability beyond describing the new camera-roll and Siri-based shopping tools tied to the iOS 27 update.
The integration reflects a broader trend of third-party apps incorporating Apple's on-device intelligence features following the rollout of iOS 27, though further specifics about the technical implementation were not detailed in the source report.
Sources
- Fashion app Daydream uses Apple Intelligence to help you shop the outfits in your camera roll — TechCrunch
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