Private Wardrobe
WOVE
A private stylist for the closet you already own.
Wove turns the clothes you already own into a private, useful wardrobe. Apple Vision lifts garments from photos and proposes editable details. On-device styling composes daily looks, occasion outfits, capsules, and packing lists, while deterministic rules check color, formality, and weather. Garment images stay local. Optional private iCloud may mirror closet metadata, and optional WeatherKit uses coarse one-shot location for forecasts. Complete cross-device photo sync is not yet promised because Wove remains in active development.
Why it exists
A private stylist for the closet you already own.
Wove turns a local closet into daily looks, packing plans, capsule ideas, and evidence about what actually gets worn. It is designed to reduce catalog work and bring useful context to the moment of choice.
No hidden data path
Useful from the first input to the final result.
- 01
Photograph a Garment
Add a clothing photo; Apple Vision lifts the subject and derives editable color, type, and season tags on the device.
- 02
Build the Closet
Search and filter garments, record what was worn, and develop a useful local history of combinations and cost per wear.
- 03
Compose a Look
Generate a daily or occasion-based outfit, capsule, or packing list from relevant pieces in the closet.
- 04
Refine with Reality
Wear logs, weather, occasion, and the combinations someone actually chooses help improve future suggestions.
What it does
Purpose-built for one private workflow.
Garment Capture without Busywork
On-device subject lift, color analysis, and category tagging reduce repetitive cropping and catalog entry while keeping every tag editable.
A Stylist with Guardrails
Foundation Models proposes combinations from a retrieved closet shortlist; deterministic rules check color, formality, and weather compatibility.
Context, Not Surveillance
Optional WeatherKit context uses coarse location for a forecast. Wove has no developer account, ad profile, or remote wardrobe-analysis server.
Privacy is architecture
A shorter data path.
A clearer privacy boundary.
Garment analysis, styling, wear history, and image storage are local in the current build. Optional weather context sends a coarse one-shot location to Apple WeatherKit. Cross-device garment-photo sync is not being promised before release.
Read the full privacy modelBefore release or install
Questions worth asking.
01Does Wove upload photos of my clothes to identify or style them?
The current Wove build uses Apple Vision locally to lift garments from their backgrounds and propose editable tags. Garment images are local files and Foundation Models styling runs on-device. Optional private iCloud can mirror SwiftData closet metadata, but complete cross-device photo sync is not being claimed. There is no Wove account, ad network, or developer wardrobe-analysis server.
02Will Wove suggest outfits without Apple Intelligence?
Yes. Wove has deterministic color, formality, weather, capsule, and packing logic that can create and validate useful combinations when Foundation Models are unavailable. Apple Intelligence adds a richer generation path, but it is not the only styling engine.
03How does Wove make weather-aware outfit suggestions?
With permission, Wove requests a coarse one-shot location and uses Apple WeatherKit to retrieve the local forecast. It caches forecast context rather than the location itself. That means the weather request is a disclosed Apple service connection, not a claim that location never leaves the device.
04Does Wove learn my personal style or just match colors?
Wove can build a local taste profile from the multi-item outfits a person explicitly logs as worn. After enough genuine wear logs, that history can influence pairings, frequently reached-for pieces, cold-weather patterns, and cost-per-wear insights. Suggested tags and outfits remain editable choices, not fashion rules.
05Can Wove plan a capsule wardrobe or packing list from clothes I already own?
Those flows are implemented in the in-development app. Wove can curate a capsule from the closet and build a trip checklist with Live Activity packing progress. Trip suggestions use calendar season and current local weather context; they should not be described as destination-weather forecasting.
06Does Wove sync garment photos between my iPhone and iPad?
Do not assume complete photo sync yet. The current project has an optional CloudKit path for the SwiftData records, but garment images are separate local files and no complete image-sync path has been verified. Cross-device photo behavior will be documented before release.