Wearform
Your wardrobe, on a mannequin shaped like you
What it does
Wardrobe apps catalogue your clothes, then show your outfits as flat cutouts on a grid. Wearform draws a 2.5D mannequin from your own height, shoulders, hips and body type and puts the outfit on it, so you can judge proportion before you get dressed. A croquis, not a virtual try-on. Background removal runs on-device. No account, no sign-up, no tracking SDK, no Wearform server. Suggestions explain themselves with reason chips — colour, occasion, formality, temperature. Rule-based, not a model.
Arrange the clothes you already own on a figure set to your own proportions. Outfit planner, capsule wardrobe and cost-per-wear tracker for iPhone — no account, no tracking.
Most closet apps file your clothes into a flat grid. Wearform draws a figure from the measurements you enter and arranges your real garments on it — no account, no tracking, and no photos sent to anyone's server. Designers sketch on a croquis — a plain figure with human proportions — because a garment only makes sense on a body. Most wardrobe apps stop at the flat grid. Wearform puts the outfit on a figure you've shaped. Pick a body type — slim, average, athletic, curvy, plus — then set height, build, shoulders, hips, arm and leg length. The figure is redrawn from those values. Garment placement and outline respond to the figure's proportions, so a top sits on your shoulders rather than…from jasonyeyuhe.github.io
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