Your closet already has the answer.
Photograph what you own once. After that, ClosetCue reads the local forecast and what you are dressing for, then puts together outfits that make sense — the right weight for the temperature, a rain layer when it is wet, colours that work, and pieces you have not worn to death.
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What it does
Some mornings you want a decision made for you. Some mornings you want to build it yourself around the one thing you already know you are wearing.
Opens on the weather where you are. Three considered looks, scored out of 100, each explaining itself — "Right weight for 14°", "Includes 6 pieces you've never worn".
Your wardrobe as a grid. Clothes, shoes, outerwear, bags and jewellery. Put things away for the season without deleting them.
An outfit laid out in body order, built from your own photographs. Not a drawing of a mannequin: your actual jacket, your actual boots.
Build a look one piece at a time. Press for a piece, swipe for another, keep going until it feels right.
Pick the one thing you want to wear today. Everything else is built to fit around it.
Two looks, one choice. Easier than rating everything out of five, and it teaches ClosetCue what you actually reach for.
Show it a photo you like, and it finds what you already own that comes closest.
No heels, nothing sleeveless, whatever it is. These are refusals, not preferences — every suggestion follows them.
What you actually wear. Most worn, never worn, and cost per wear if you enter what things cost.
How it decides
Five things, weighted. Weather and occasion dominate because getting either wrong makes an outfit unwearable, whereas a dull colour pairing is merely dull.
| What it measures | Weight | |
|---|---|---|
| Total insulation against what it feels like outside, plus a rain-layer adjustment | 34 | |
| Formality against where you are going, and internal coherence | 26 | |
| Colour relationships, with neutrals excluded and crowding penalised | 20 | |
| How recently each piece was worn, peaking at three weeks | 14 | |
| Season tags against the season the temperature implies | 6 |
All of it runs on your phone. There is no AI service in the loop, and nothing to subscribe to.
Private by design
Most closet apps upload your clothes to their servers. ClosetCue makes exactly one network request in its entire codebase.
Nine languages
English, Spanish, French, German, Dutch, Arabic, Hindi, Punjabi and Simplified Chinese. Arabic flips the whole layout while you are looking at it — no restart needed.
No ads, and no tracking to sell. The scoring runs on your phone, so there are no servers to pay for.
Your closet already has the answer.