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Wove

A wardrobe and outfit planner

Find new outfits in your own closet.

Photograph your clothes and tell Wove what you are dressing for. It suggests combinations from pieces you own, with your notes and preferences in mind.

Garment recognition and outfit suggestions run on-device. Optional weather context uses Apple WeatherKit. Full boundary

iPhone · iPad · Apple Watch companion
In development. Not yet available to install.

Wove: A look for today. App preview with example content. In development.
Inspect a suggested combination of saved garments, then choose Wear this or Not this.App preview · Example content · In development

Choosing an outfit

Choose a look from what you own.

Wove starts with the garments in your closet. Add an occasion or a note about today, then decide which suggested look you want to wear.

  1. Add your clothes.

    Photograph individual garments or several laid-out pieces. Review the cutouts and suggested colours, categories, and seasons.

  2. Say what today needs.

    Choose an occasion, add a note for today, or save a standing preference. Wove uses that context when selecting from your garments.

  3. Choose what to wear.

    Log an outfit or tap “Not this.” Rejections help guide later suggestions; Plus also learns from combinations you have worn.

A suggested look is yours to judge. Model instructions do not guarantee every preference, weather condition, or dress code will be satisfied.

See what a new piece would go with.

Plus Use a shopping photo to look for pairings with clothes you own and similar pieces already in the closet before deciding to buy.

This is wardrobe context, not a fit or sizing prediction.

Choose a smaller set of clothes.

Capsules with Plus Plus capsules select pieces from your closet for a smaller wardrobe. Planning an outfit on the calendar and logging what you wore remain free.

Free and Plus

Keep your whole closet on the free plan.

In development

Planned features and limits are shown below. Pricing and compatibility will be confirmed before release.

Free

  • Unlimited closet items
  • Three AI outfit batches per day
  • Outfit planning, wear logs, notes, and rejection feedback

Plus

  • Unlimited AI outfit batches and wear-based personalization
  • Styling chat, shopping help, and capsules
  • Deeper insights and optional private iCloud record sync

Planned: Free · Plus $3.99/mo · $19.99/yr · $24.99 lifetime

Previously generated suggestions and outfits made without AI do not use another AI batch.

What you will need

The current build targets iPhone and iPad on iOS or iPadOS 26 with Apple Intelligence available. The watchOS 26 companion shows a look summary and sends actions back to the phone.

Keep a copy of your wardrobe.

Export a folder with garment records and available images. The export is free, including when you have chosen optional record sync.

There is no restore importer in the current build. The export does not include every styling note, preference, or feedback record.

The Boundary Check

How Wove handles your records.

Where the work happens, where your records live, and which features use a connection.

Where does the processing happen?
Garment image analysis and styling run through local Apple frameworks. Outfit selection is checked against recorded garment IDs and required coverage.
Where does the storage live?
Closet records and images are local by default. Plus can opt into private iCloud record sync after relaunch. Garment photo files do not currently sync through that path.
What connects to the network, and when?
Optional weather context requests location and sends it to Apple WeatherKit; it may refresh. Optional iCloud, model setup, and purchases can also connect.
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Before release

Questions about Wove.

No remote wardrobe AI service is used for the core workflow. The development build reads garment photos and suggests outfits on the device. Plus offers optional private iCloud record sync, but complete cross-device photo sync is not promised. Garment photos remain local files unless you choose an export destination.