Heavy wool overcoat.
Selected because it's 11°C in London and your 6pm event is "gallery opening." Charcoal centres the silhouette.
— style, solved.
A private wardrobe.
An AI stylist.
Selected because it's 11°C in London and your 6pm event is "gallery opening." Charcoal centres the silhouette.
Texture chosen to complement the wool above without competing. Tucked. Always tucked.
Heavy wool, off-black with a hint of charcoal. Cut to break once over the shoe.
High-contrast anchor for textured upper garments. Polished, not lacquered.












> Reading wardrobe (412 pieces indexed)
> Cross-referencing conditions [LON / 11°C / 82H]
> Calendar context: 'Gallery opening — 18:00'
> Avoiding outfits worn this week…
Studio set, hand-prompted. Hand-selected garments. No staging.
More wears per garment, on average.
Algorithmic rotation minimises fatigue.
We took out the button that asked users to "like" outfits — and the recommendation engine got 18% better.
Read →A 30-shade fashion palette and how Outfyx decided "burnt orange" was a real colour and "#A6471D" was not.
Read →A list of suggestions Outfyx made that we couldn't defend. Published monthly.
Read →Two labels. Free, or Pro at the cadence that fits.
Basic Wash
$0
Quick Press
$1.99
Dry Clean Only
$4.99
Bespoke Care
$39.99
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Outfyx is a private wardrobe and AI stylist for iPhone and Android. Photograph your clothes once; the app remembers them. Each morning it suggests an outfit informed by the weather, your calendar, and what you've worn recently. Currently in closed beta.
Outfyx uses CLIP embeddings to understand each garment, then a multi-factor scoring engine ranks outfit combinations. It considers colour harmony (CIE-LAB perceptual distance), style compatibility, weather appropriateness, what's clean, and what you've worn recently. The reasoning is shown openly — you can ask why every time.
Pinterest shows you what other people own. Cladwell is a tracker. Outfyx is a stylist — it actively recommends, reasons, and adapts to your real wardrobe and calendar. There is no social feed, no public profile, and we don't tell you to buy anything. Just wear what you already own.
Mostly, yes. Wardrobe view, manual outfit creation, calendar planning, and the rule-based stylist all work offline. AI categorisation, weather sync, and virtual try-on require a connection — those are the cloud-side features.
We're in closed beta on both iOS and Android right now. The App Store and Google Play public release is targeted for Q3 2026. Join the waitlist above — we admit new testers monthly.
Drop your email into the form above. Every month we open ~200 new spots. Selection is roughly first-come, first-served, with a slight bias toward people whose calendar timezone we don't have enough beta coverage in yet. You'll receive a TestFlight or Play Internal Testing invite by email.
Beta testers get the app first — sometimes weeks before public launch. After we go live on the App Store, every beta tester gets 90 days of Pro free at launch. The only thing we ask back: tell us what doesn't work.
We don't show a number on the waitlist confirmation by default — it's intentionally cagey. The honest answer: we admit new testers monthly, and your spot moves up by hundreds each month. If you want a status check, email admin@outfyx.com.
At launch, the Free tier will support 100 wardrobe items, 10 outfit suggestions per day, and 50 AI categorisations per month. Pro starts at $1.99/week with a 3-day trial — Monthly Pro $4.99, Yearly Pro $39.99 (≈$3.33/month). Cancel any time.
Some people want to try Pro for a week before committing — that's $1.99 Weekly. Most settle on $4.99 Monthly. People who already trust the app pick $39.99 Yearly and save 67%. All three unlock the same features; you're just choosing a billing rhythm.
No. The prices on this page are the prices at launch. Beta-tester accounts keep their 90-day Pro grace at launch, then convert to whichever tier they choose (or stay on Free indefinitely).
Yes. Email admin@outfyx.com from a .edu or charity address. We say yes to almost every legitimate ask — 50% off Yearly Pro for the first year.
No. We do not use your wardrobe photographs to train any model that does not directly benefit you. Your data lives in your own Firebase document with deny-by-default security rules. You can delete every trace at outfyx.com/delete-my-data or in-app.
You. Only you. There is no social layer, no public profile, no "friends can see your wardrobe" toggle. The studio team cannot browse your closet either — we can only see aggregate metrics (total items, average category counts) and named exceptions are logged and audited.
Never. No ad networks. No analytics SDKs (we use opt-in Sentry for crash reports only). No data brokers. No "anonymised" sales. The full list of subprocessors is on the privacy page.
Yes. Settings → Export data produces a ZIP of every photograph and a JSON of every record. Free for all users, no waiting period. GDPR/UK-GDPR/CCPA rights apply automatically.