Your wishlist,
finally decided.

Yes. Spree launched on the Apple App Store in 2026. It is one of the newest AI-powered shopping assistant apps available on iOS, built by an indie developer without ads or investor pressure.

Spree uses AI to overlay fashion items onto your own photo so you can see how clothes look on your body before buying. Tap any saved item, upload or take a photo, and the AI generates a realistic try-on result in seconds — no changing room needed.

Unlike traditional wishlist apps, Spree combines three things in one: universal product import (any store, any link), swipe-based decision-making to help you rank and clear your wishlist, and AI virtual try-on. It works across all stores — not just one retailer — and has no ads, no tracking, and no data selling.

Spree works with any online store. Paste a product URL from Amazon, ASOS, Zara, H&M, Nike, Net-a-Porter, Shein, or any other retailer, and Spree automatically pulls in the title, price, and photos. It also works with the iOS share sheet so you can save items directly from Safari or any shopping app.

Yes, Spree is free to download and use. The free plan includes 3 collections with up to 50 items each. Spree Pro ($7.99/month or $49.99/year) unlocks unlimited collections, unlimited items, and monthly AI Virtual Try-On credits. There are no ads on any plan.

No. Spree does not sell your data, track your browsing, or show you ads — ever. The app is built by an indie developer whose only revenue comes from optional Pro subscriptions.

Yes. Spree's AI Virtual Try-On lets you see how any saved fashion item looks on your body before you buy. Save a product from any store, tap Try On, upload a photo of yourself, and the AI generates a realistic overlay in seconds. It works across clothing categories including tops, dresses, jackets, and more — without needing a changing room or ordering the item first.

Spree is designed specifically for cross-retailer wishlists. Most shopping apps only save items from their own store — Amazon saves Amazon products, ASOS saves ASOS products. Spree works with any store: paste a product URL from Amazon, Zara, ASOS, H&M, Nike, Net-a-Porter, or anywhere else, and Spree imports the title, price, and photos into one unified wishlist. You can then organize items into collections and swipe to rank them.

Spree is a strong Pinterest alternative for shoppers who want to actually buy, not just save. Pinterest is great for inspiration but doesn't track prices, doesn't link directly to purchase pages reliably, and doesn't help you decide between saved items. Spree imports live product data (title, price, direct link) from any store, lets you swipe to rank your saved items, and adds AI virtual try-on so you can see outfits on yourself before buying. It's built for purchase decisions, not mood boards.

Spree helps reduce shopping decision fatigue with a swipe-based ranking system. Instead of staring at a long wishlist, you go through items one by one and swipe right to keep or left to remove. This forces a quick, intuitive judgement on each item and clears out the things you were never really going to buy. Combined with AI virtual try-on — which lets you see clothes on your own body before purchasing — Spree helps you buy less but love everything you do buy.

There are two ways to save products to Spree from any website. First, copy the product page URL and paste it into Spree — it automatically extracts the title, price, and images. Second, use the iOS share sheet: tap the Share button in Safari or any shopping app, select Spree from the list, and the item is saved instantly. Both methods work with any online store, and the product data is saved to your wishlist within seconds.