— Changelog

What's new.

Every feature, improvement, and fix that ships to DECRU — what changed, and when.

v0.6

Boards that shape what you see

Style boards stopped being a place to park things and started feeding your recommendations.

New
  • Style boards: Pin pieces into boards for a season, a trip, or an occasion. Boards are public by default, so you can share one as easily as you save it.

  • Boards feed your lookbook: What you pin now quietly reshapes what you get shown, without you having to set a single preference.

Improved
  • One cart, every brand: Your cart groups by brand and hands each group off to that brand's own store with sizes already filled in. You still pay the brand directly — we take no cut.

v0.5

Stop guessing your size

Independent labels grade nothing like each other. This release reads each brand's own chart instead of pretending there's a standard.

New
  • Size recommendations: Your measurements are matched against the brand's own size chart, with regional ease taken into account — a Seoul label and a Milan one are read differently.

  • Between sizes, answered: When you fall between two sizes we say which way to go rather than rounding it for you.

Improved
  • Honest about the gaps: Recommendations are advisory, and we now stay quiet on accessories, bags, and jewellery rather than guessing.

v0.4

Find it by photo, know when it moves

New
  • Visual search: Point your camera at something you like, or upload a screenshot, and we surface the closest pieces from independent brands.

  • Drop and restock alerts: Choose what you want to hear about — price drops, restocks, sales, new drops — and stop finding out after it sold out.

v0.3

The brand toolkit

Everything a label needs to run its side of DECRU, in one dashboard.

New
  • Catalog management: Upload and manage your full catalog — variants, sizes, imagery, descriptions, pricing — with bulk import and real-time updates across the platform.

  • Analytics: Views, saves, conversions, and revenue broken down by product, time period, and audience segment.

  • Drop tracking: Follow a launch from its first hour to final sale, including engagement spikes and restock demand signals.