Camera-first wardrobe
Snap it. It’s sorted.
Point your camera at a piece and AI identifies its color, material, brand, season, occasion, and category—without a form.
Your closet, made useful
Digital Wardrobe removes the tedious part of closet apps, then gives every photo a purpose.
Camera-first wardrobe
Point your camera at a piece and AI identifies its color, material, brand, season, occasion, and category—without a form.
Get a complete daily outfit shaped by the season, the occasion, and what you wore recently.
Chat naturally about dinner plans, casual Fridays, or what works with your newest shoes.
Browse a photo-first grid, then filter by category or search by name and brand.
Log outfits so your stylist learns your favorites and avoids pieces you just wore.
Already photographed your clothes? Add those images straight from your photo library.
Your wardrobe can answer back
What should I wear to dinner tonight?
Show me casual Friday looks.
What pairs with my white sneakers?
Your stylist answers from the pieces in your wardrobe—not a generic catalog.
Three moves, one better morning
Install Digital Wardrobe on an iPhone running iOS 18.0 or later.
Photograph a jacket, shoe, scarf, or any other piece. AI files the details for you.
Open a daily suggestion or ask your stylist for a look that fits the moment.
Before you open the closet
Everything you need to know before making Digital Wardrobe part of your morning.
The app is free to download, but an active subscription is required to use it. Wardrobe Weekly is $7.99 per week. Wardrobe Yearly is $49.99 per year and includes a 7-day free trial.
Digital Wardrobe requires iOS 18.0 or later.
Photograph an item with the camera, or import a photo you already have in your library. The app uses the real image as the item’s wardrobe photo.
It can identify the item’s category, color, material, brand, suitable seasons, and occasions, so you can skip manual entry.
Yes. Ask naturally for looks for dinner, a casual Friday, a particular season, or ideas built around one item you own.
Logging what you wear helps the stylist learn your patterns, remember combinations you like, and avoid suggesting pieces you wore recently.
Practical resources
Short, focused guides for the questions people ask before and after they use the app.