Scope of this guide
An iPhone-first product in development. Images show the approved interactive prototype; real try-on, models, cloud sync and complete native visual acceptance remain unfinished.
Who it is for
iPhone users who want to organize their clothes and simplify everyday outfit planning.
Start with what you already own
Record garment images, names, categories and availability. Search and filter wearable, laundry and unavailable items. Local cataloging and browsing have implementation and native evidence.
Plan an outfit around your day
Explore combinations using the occasion, temperature and existing wardrobe, with manual composition and item replacement. Rule-based outfits and AI refinement are separate paths.
Describe what you need
The agent design connects clothing searches, organization and outfit requests, with confirmation before changes. Client integration is progressing; real-model execution still needs configuration and validation.
Virtual try-on, in development
The design covers person images, try-on requests and history. Local flows and parts of the backend exist, but the complete provider flow and result quality are not accepted as an available service.
See how your wardrobe is used
Record what you wore, revisit outfits and explore usage or inactivity. Unknown purchase prices remain unknown rather than being invented for statistics.
Make data protection understandable
Local storage, export, backup, restore and sync have distinct roles. Account and restored-space boundaries stay explicit. Real multi-device and cloud flows still need validation.
A typical path
Build your wardrobe → Plan for the day → Record what you wore