Doji
An AI-powered fashion app for people exploring personal style and self-expression
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-11
About Doji
Doji is building a fashion product centered on trying on styles and exploring personal expression through an app.
It describes itself as a small, New York City-based team combining AI research, design and contemporary culture. Open roles include design, engineering and UGC growth positions in New York City.
Product: A fashion app for trying on styles and exploring personal expression.
Jobs at Doji
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