See it in action

The measuring tape is now a phone camera

You run a tailor shop, or you have custom pieces to sell on. Either way, the hard part was always the same: getting a stranger's real measurements. Here is how Silai removes it.

Watch how a customer gets measured

No studio, no equipment, no second person. She props her phone against a stack of books, steps back, and turns around twice. That is the entire process.

About two minutes in real time. Silai then calculates the full naap, 21 numbers including height, and deletes the photos the moment the measurements are ready.

Try the scanner yourself, right now

Click below and scan yourself. At the end you see your own measurement sheet, the same one a tailor would stitch from.

  • Takes about two minutes, plus a short wait while the numbers are calculated.
  • Phones only: on a computer you get a QR code to continue on your phone, and the results appear back on the big screen.
  • No account needed, and the scan is not saved to one. It is a throwaway demo, yours to see once.
  • Your video is never stored, and the scan photos are deleted the moment your measurements are calculated.
Try it now

For tailor shops

  1. Open your shop, free. Register in about five minutes: photos of your work, your prices, your city. No listing fees, no commission, ever.
  2. Share your listings where you already advertise. Every listing has a share link, a QR code and a ready-made Instagram poster. A customer who opens it can scan themselves at home, however far away they live.
  3. The order request arrives with the naap. The complete sheet, in centimetres, sits in your workroom with the request. No fitting visit, no reading numbers over the phone. You stitch, you agree price and delivery directly, you keep 100%.

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For Pre-Loved sellers

  1. List a piece in a few minutes, free. A lehenga worn once, a blouse that no longer fits, a sample from your rack: put it on Pre-Loved.
  2. Attach the naap it was stitched for. From a scan, a past order, or typed by hand. The numbers stay private; buyers see a fit score, never your measurements.
  3. Buyers filter the rack by their own body. Your piece is shown to the people it was cut for, so it sells to someone it actually fits.

The honest numbers

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