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A daily outfit from the clothes you already own, chosen for today's weather
What Should I Wear Today is an AI wardrobe app by Rui Codex for Android. You photograph the clothes you already own, the app turns them into a digital wardrobe and suggests an outfit each morning based on the local weather forecast, or for an event such as a wedding or an interview. It is free to download and unlocked with a one-time in-app purchase; AI actions use credits, and there are no ads.
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Photograph one item or up to ten at once; the background disappears on its own.
AI writes the category, colour, season, occasion and a short description you can edit.
A daily outfit from your own clothes, based on the local weather.
Describe a wedding, interview or dinner and get a look for the event and the weather.
An AI picture of a model wearing exactly the pieces in your outfit.
Build outfits by hand, save them to a style book and plan them for upcoming events.
No ads or third-party tracking, and your location is used only for the weather.
The wardrobe starts with the camera. Photograph a piece or pick photos from the gallery, up to ten at a time, and the background is removed automatically so every item looks clean. AI identifies the category, colour, season and occasion and writes a short description you can edit, so a closet becomes a digital wardrobe sorted into tops, bottoms, outerwear, footwear and accessories.
Each morning the app builds an outfit from your own pieces based on the local weather forecast, with the week ahead in view. Liking or passing on a suggestion shapes future picks, and See it on a model shows an AI picture of a model wearing exactly your pieces before you get dressed. For a wedding, an interview or a dinner, describe the occasion and get a look that fits both the event and the weather, as a quick idea or a deeper style analysis.
Outfits can also be built by hand on a canvas, dragging, scaling and layering pieces before saving them to a style book. The planner keeps upcoming events with their outfits and sends a reminder on the morning of the day, and daily outfit reminders arrive at a time you choose. The app runs in 11 languages with a light and a dark appearance that follows the phone. There are no ads and no third-party tracking, your approximate location is used only to look up the weather, and you can delete your account and all wardrobe data from inside the app.
People who own more clothes than they wear and want help choosing an outfit each morning, for the weather and for occasions such as weddings, interviews and dinners.
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We design, build and publish our own apps with the same engineering we put into client software.
The Android app is built in React Native with TypeScript and talks to an ASP.NET Core (.NET 10) API with EF Core and SQL Server. Backgrounds are removed on the server with an ONNX segmentation model, garment analysis and outfit advice run on the Claude API from Anthropic, and the picture on a model is generated with Google Gemini. Purchases are verified on the server through Google Play Billing, and the app is localised into 11 languages.
The app is free to download and is unlocked with a one-time in-app purchase that includes 50 AI credits. AI actions such as an item analysis, a daily outfit or a picture on a model use credits; you can buy more at any time, or subscribe to Premium for a credit allowance every billing period and room for 1,000 items. If an AI request fails on the app's side, the credit is returned automatically.
No. There are no ads and no third-party tracking.
Your approximate location is used only to look up the weather forecast for your outfit suggestions.
Yes. You can delete your account and all your wardrobe data from inside the app at any time.
Not at the moment. What Should I Wear Today is published on Google Play for Android phones and tablets; there is no App Store version yet.
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