Repertoire
Know what to wear. Keep your closet to yourself.
What it does
Most wardrobe apps ask you to create an account, upload your photos to their servers, and sync everything to the cloud before you've even tried them. Repertoire asks you to open the app. That's it. Catalogue what you own, get outfit suggestions built from pieces you actually have, and track what you actually wear, all stored on your phone. No account, no cloud, ever.
Repertoire is a private, local-first wardrobe and outfit planner. No account, no cloud. Join the early access list.
Catalog what you own, receive outfit suggestions that make sense, and see what you actually wear — all held privately on your phone. No account. No cloud. No one sees your closet but you. That's the whole of it. Everything else happens on your phone. Photograph or import each piece. Note its category, color, and season. Your wardrobe, organized in one place. A complete outfit — top, bottom, shoes, and beyond — assembled from what you already own. Not to your taste? Shuffle again. Log what you wore in a single tap. See what's in constant rotation, and what hasn't left the hanger. Repertoire is a working prototype, not a finished product. I'm looking for a small group of people to try it…from enchanting-eclair-f96ba7.netlify.app
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