Other AI stylists want you to photograph 100 items one by one. Layered reads your selfies instead and builds your closet for you. Get daily outfit picks from what you already own, Pinterest-style lookbooks from any new dress, and travel capsules packed for your destination, weather, and luggage size. Need more? Track cost-per-wear, spot clothes you never wear, plan cleanups, and get tomorrow's outfit on a Home screen widget.
I'm an indie iOS dev, and I'm the wrong person to build a wardrobe app: I wear gym t-shirts all year round.
I own maybe 100 things and rotate 12 of them, so when I left for Canada on a one-way ticket last year, I had to figure out which items to actually pack. There are plenty of "AI stylists" on the App Store, but every one I tried wanted me to photograph items one by one against a white background. Instead of spending two hours on that, I spent a few months building the app (instead of packing, that is).
There are three main ways to use it: 1. Upload a bunch of selfies. Layered reads them and builds your closet for you. 2. Drop a photo of a new dress. It turns it into a clean Pinterest-style lookbook - removes wrinkles, folds neatly - and saves into your digital wardrobe. 3. Got a trip next week? It packs a capsule wardrobe for your destination, weather, and luggage size. This is the feature I didn't expect anyone else to care about, and now it's the one people use most. It also comes with analytics (from cost-to-wear to wardrobe ROI), AI stylist chat bot, and lots of other tools like "style DNA" to get recommendations of what to wear or analyse gaps in your closet.
I'm still figuring out monetisation - it goes heavy on tokens - so everyone gets 5 free AI interactions before the paywall. To celebrate the PH launch, here are some heavily discounted monthly codes:
Every other wardrobe app I've tried makes you photograph every single shirt individually and I gave up after like 10 items. Reading selfies you already have and building the closet from that is such a lower friction approach. Does it handle casual vs work context? Like would it suggest different outfits depending on whether I have meetings that day vs working from home?
Interesting idea. How accurate is it at understanding what people actually own from just selfies, especially with things that aren’t clearly visible?
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I'm an indie iOS dev, and I'm the wrong person to build a wardrobe app: I wear gym t-shirts all year round.
I own maybe 100 things and rotate 12 of them, so when I left for Canada on a one-way ticket last year, I had to figure out which items to actually pack. There are plenty of "AI stylists" on the App Store, but every one I tried wanted me to photograph items one by one against a white background. Instead of spending two hours on that, I spent a few months building the app (instead of packing, that is).
There are three main ways to use it:
1. Upload a bunch of selfies. Layered reads them and builds your closet for you.
2. Drop a photo of a new dress. It turns it into a clean Pinterest-style lookbook - removes wrinkles, folds neatly - and saves into your digital wardrobe.
3. Got a trip next week? It packs a capsule wardrobe for your destination, weather, and luggage size. This is the feature I didn't expect anyone else to care about, and now it's the one people use most.
It also comes with analytics (from cost-to-wear to wardrobe ROI), AI stylist chat bot, and lots of other tools like "style DNA" to get recommendations of what to wear or analyse gaps in your closet.
I'm still figuring out monetisation - it goes heavy on tokens - so everyone gets 5 free AI interactions before the paywall. To celebrate the PH launch, here are some heavily discounted monthly codes:
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And while you're here: what's the one outfit decision you'd pay an AI to make for you?