On-device cutouts
The garment is lifted off the background on your iPhone. No photo leaves the device to be read.
Snap a garment and Wardrobe lifts it off the background, tags it, and files it. Outfits are composed only from clothes you actually own, never an invented one.
A closet you can see all at once, filtered by category, color, season or favorite.
Photograph a garment, or pick a photo you already have, and Wardrobe lifts it cleanly off the background, proposes a name, category, color, season and formality, and drops it into your closet. You confirm on a swipe deck: one card, one decision. Nothing joins your closet until you say so.
Ask for an outfit for an occasion and every piece it suggests is a piece hanging in your closet. It never invents a garment you don't have.
Wardrobe does the seeing on the phone, answers through Siri, and puts the closet on every screen you own.
The garment is lifted off the background on your iPhone. No photo leaves the device to be read.
Name, category, color, season and formality proposed on the phone, and confirmed by you.
"What blue tops do I have?" "Suggest an outfit for today." From your own catalog.
Your clothes and outfits turn up from the Home Screen.
Built from your outfits and loose pieces, exported as a PDF.
iPhone, iPad and a real Mac app, kept in step by your FCT account.
What you get on day one.
No. Every outfit it suggests is made of pieces hanging in your closet, and it never invents a garment you don't have. It's a catalog of what you own and a way to see more of it, not a store.
No. The cutout and the tagging run on your iPhone. The finished catalog lives on your device and in your FCT account, which is what puts the same closet on your iPad and your Mac. You can delete your Wardrobe data, or the whole account, from Settings.
About as long as it takes to photograph it. Each photo becomes one card on the swipe deck with the tags already proposed, and one swipe confirms it. A pile of forty photos is a few minutes of swiping.
Wardrobe is one of thirteen FCT apps on one account. Sign in once and the apps know each other. The same standard goes into what we build for clients.