One outfit a morning. No scrolling through a closet.
Photograph what you own and PeakClothes does the rest: it builds today's look from the occasion, the live weather and what is actually clean, scores it, and learns from what got compliments. Everything runs on the phone.
One outfit a morning. No scrolling.
What to wear, decided from the weather, your calendar and what you actually own. One outfit a morning, no scrolling through a closet.
look, every morning
An outfit of the day from the pieces you own, matched to the weather and the day ahead. Regenerate if it is wrong; save it if it is right.
on your phone
Photos, wardrobe and history live in encrypted local storage. On-device recognition, keyless weather. Backups only if you ask.
languages, one app
English by default, Hebrew with full right-to-left layout. Same features, same care, either way.
What ships in the beta
The high-level map. Every item below is built or in build; the waitlist gets each one as it lands.
Digitise the closet
Shoot each piece with the camera or pull from the gallery. On-device recognition tags category, colour and fit; you correct what it got wrong.
The outfit generator
Pick the occasion — casual, work, formal, sport, a date — and get five looks ranked by colour harmony, formality fit and today's forecast.
Weather-aware
Live conditions for your city, keyless, so the field jacket appears when it should and the linen shirt stays put in January.
A style score you can argue with
Every look carries a score and a one-line reason. Rate what you wore, log the compliments, and the next set is closer.
Plan the week
Assign saved outfits to days ahead of a trip or a busy week, and let the app remind you each night to log what you actually wore.
Laundry and wear tracking
Mark pieces as in the wash and they drop out of suggestions until they are back. Wear counts and a streak keep the habit honest.
Cost per wear
What each piece really costs you every time it leaves the closet: the sneakers earning their keep, the jacket that has not.
Gaps, shopping and packing
It spots the missing piece — no outerwear for the cold-weather items — links to size-aware searches, and builds a capsule packing list for any trip.
A look inside PeakClothes
Scroll sideways. These are the screens as they exist today.
Screens shown are design renders of the app as it will ship in the beta.
PeakClothes, answered
Do my photos leave my phone?
Who is it for?
Does it work in Hebrew?
Does it need clothes photos to work?
Is there an iOS version?
Five more apps, one altitude
The research behind PeakClothes
How to organise your closet, and finally see what you own
A one-afternoon method: empty, sort by category, photograph, prune with a wear rule, and keep it organised with a log…
What to wear today? Building outfits from the weather forecast, not the window
The temperature bands that decide layers, the forecast numbers that matter (feels-like, wind, rain chance) and a…
Capsule wardrobe for men over 40: the 30-piece list that covers every week
A season's worth of outfits from thirty pieces: the list, the colour rule that makes everything match, and how to build…
Bring yourself
to the max.
The suite is opening slowly, one app at a time. Tell us which part of your day you want handled first and we will start you there.
- Access to every app you pick, for the length of the beta.
- Invites go out in order. The apps you tick decide which one you get first.
- One email when your slot opens. No newsletter, no drip.
You're on the list.
We got it. When your slot opens you'll get one email with the build for the app you asked for first.