Your wardrobe. Working for you.

On your phone. Your clothes, looks, calendar, trips and profile are stored by the app on the device itself. There is no account, no sign-in, and nothing is backed up to a server you could log into.

There is no public profile and no feed. Nobody else can see your closet.

Not yet. Because everything is kept on the device and there is no account, the app has no transfer or export of its own. A wardrobe built on one phone stays on that phone.

If this is blocking you, write to us — it is the kind of thing we want to hear about before deciding how to build it.

Profile → Settings → About & privacy → Delete all my data. It asks once, then removes your closet, looks, trips, calendar, profile and the photos the app saved, and starts again at first-run setup. There is no undo.

It does not touch your subscription or your credits. Those are handled by Apple, and a subscription is cancelled in iOS Settings rather than here.

Deleting the app removes the rest.

Only the AI features send anything, and only when you start one. Cutting out a garment, Beautify, and Try on all send the photo you chose to be worked on, and Try on may also send the optional body details you entered so the result resembles you.

The full account of what is sent, to whom, and what is never sent is on the privacy page.

Adding clothes is free, including the cutout and the description that fills itself in — up to five active pieces. Archiving or deleting a piece gives a slot back.

Putting looks together in Collage and the Dressing Room is free up to three saved outfits. Planning a trip is free, and so is its destination picture.

The AI actions that generate a picture — Try on and Beautify. The app shows what an action costs beside your balance before it runs, so you always see the price first.

A subscription includes an allowance, and extra credits are sold as packs.

Subscriptions are managed in iOS Settings, not in the app — open Settings → your name → Subscriptions, or use the link below.

Refunds are Apple's to give rather than ours. Request one from Apple through reportaproblem.apple.com.

Try Restore purchases on the subscription screen first — that re-reads what Apple has on record for your Apple Account.

If it still does not appear, write to us with the date of the purchase and we will look it up.

AI actions need a connection, and they can fail — the provider may be busy, or the photo may be one it cannot read. Trying again is usually enough, and a failed action should not spend a credit.

Photographs taken against a plain background, with the garment flat or hanging, come back best.

If a subscription lapses, the closet is trimmed back to the free tier's five active pieces and the outfits library to three. Nothing is deleted — the rest is archived, and resubscribing brings it back.

English (UK), English (US) and Svenska. It follows your phone by default; Profile → Settings → Preferences → Language changes it.

An iPhone running iOS 16.4 or later. The app is portrait-only and is not built for iPad.

The AI features need a connection. Everything else — your closet, the calendar, building a look — works offline.