Smart Wardrobe
Every piece you own, remembered.
Point the camera at a hanger. MyLooke reads colour, fabric, silhouette, neckline and season, then files the piece somewhere you will find it again searchable, sortable, and counted every time you wear it.
- Wardrobe
- Garment scanning
- Colour analysis
- Wear analytics
- Organisation
How it works
Building the wardrobe takes an afternoon.
Most people photograph what they actually wear rather than everything they own. Around thirty pieces is enough for the stylist to have real choices.
Photograph a piece
One shot on a hanger, a chair or the floor. No lightbox, no folding, no form to fill in afterwards.
Let it read the garment
Vision and a language model agree on the details: category, pixel-accurate colour, pattern, silhouette, neckline, sleeve and garment length, fabric, and the occasions a piece suits.
Wear it, and watch it count
Every look you accept logs a wear. Over a season that becomes cost-per-wear, colour balance, and an honest view of what you reach for and what you never touch.
How it looks in the app
35
Measurements read per body scan
2
Photographs one front, one side
On-device
Where Apple Vision does the reading
iPhone
The one platform we build for first
Why the camera beats a spreadsheet.
It reads, you don't type
No dropdowns, no tagging chores. The details arrive with the photograph, and you correct the rare one that lands wrong.
Search the way you think
The charcoal wool trousers. Everything linen. Everything you own in olive. Filters built from what the camera actually saw, not from labels you remembered to add.
Honest wear analytics
Cost-per-wear, category mix and the pieces that never leave the rail useful before the next purchase rather than after it.
One wardrobe, every feature
The same catalogue feeds daily outfits, try-on, the planner and gap analysis. Digitise once, use it everywhere.
Frequently asked about Smart Wardrobe
What does the camera actually pick up?
Category and subcategory, pixel-accurate colour, pattern, silhouette, neckline, sleeve and garment length, and visual weight then a language model adds fabric, occasions and styling notes.
Do I need good lighting or a plain background?
No. A hanger against a wall is plenty. Cleaner light gives cleaner colour, but nothing is rejected for having been photographed on a bedroom floor.
Can I correct something it gets wrong?
Yes. The details are editable, and your correction is what the piece keeps the app does not quietly overwrite you.
How many pieces before it becomes useful?
Around thirty. Enough tops, bottoms and layers for the outfit engine to have genuine choices rather than one arrangement it repeats.
Where do my garment photographs live?
In your wardrobe, tied to your account, used to build your catalogue and your looks. They are not sold and they are not used to train models.
Start with the ten things you actually wear.
MyLooke is pre-launch. Join the waitlist and we will write when the next cohort opens.