Wardrobe
Your clothes, catalogued and hung on shelves.
A photo of each garment and a record: type, brand, size, colour. With that, the whole wardrobe sorts itself by shade or by type, tells you what you wear and what you don't, and suggests outfits you can see on yourself. All on your phone, and the photos never leave it.
Try it: arrange these 10 garments
Ten garments from my real wardrobe, recreated on hangers. Arrange them by colour, by type or on two shelves, top and bottom. Hover over or tap a garment to pull it off the rail.
As they came: no order.By colour: neutrals from light to dark, then by hue.By type: same kinds together.Top and bottom: what goes near the face comes first.Shuffled. Arrange them again.TopBottom
In the app, each garment also has its record and its colour and cut verdict; and the shelves combine with filters, brand and search.
The real wardrobe, in 35 seconds
It's my clothes: 82 garments catalogued. The video shows the cards, the hanger rail, the shelves by type and by colour, and three outfits on me, simulated with AI.
How it works
Three steps, and the phone does the heavy lifting.
One photo per garment
It crops itself, type and colour are suggested, and a record is kept with brand, size and fabric if they can be read on the label.
The wardrobe sorts itself
Hangers, cards or table. Shelves by colour, type, brand or by what suits you best. Filters and search on top.
Outfits and verdicts
With your skin tone and your silhouette, each garment gets a colour and cut verdict, and outfits come out that you can see on yourself.
What it is and what it isn't
A prototype in use
It's the app I use every day with my own clothes. The first public version will be for iPhone.
Nothing leaves the phone
Photos and records live on your device. Export and import are up to you, with no account and no server.
The try-ons are AI
The outfits shown on me are simulations for comparison. Exact size and drape are checked when you get dressed.
The stylist is still human
The colour and cut verdicts come from an analysis made by a professional. The app applies it to each garment; it doesn't replace it.
Want to be in the first version?
Write to me and I'll let you know when it's out for iPhone. If you have a similar idea for another collection, tell me: the same base works for anything that can be photographed and sorted.