One photo a day
You own more clothes
than you wear.
WORN is a diary of what you actually put on. One photo a day, one tap. After a month it can tell you the four things you really wear, the twelve you never touch, and what to put on tomorrow — from your own wardrobe, not a catalogue.
Every other app scores the outfit. This one remembers it.
- 1photo a day, one tap
- 0wardrobe to catalogue first
- Oncepaid, never renewed
Every other app scores the outfit.
A number you cannot use
A dozen apps will look at a photo and give it seven out of ten. None can tell you that you have worn the same four things for three weeks, because none of them remember.
What you do, daily
Photograph the fit — mirror, floor, however you already do it. One tap. No tagging, no forms, no cataloguing your wardrobe first.
What you get back
The week and the month, read back to you: the pieces earning their place, the ones that are not, and tomorrow’s outfit from clothes you have proven you like.
Month two beats month one
Every other app is exactly as useful on day one hundred as on day one. This one is worth more the longer you keep it, because it is your diary, not our model.
Paid once
The wardrobe apps we found charge every month — $3.99, $9.99, one at $79.99 a year — for something you would use for years. WORN will be one payment. Nothing renews, nothing to cancel. The price appears on the payment page, before you decide.
Straight answers
Is this ready?
No. This page is how we decide whether to build it. If enough people want it, it gets built; if not, it does not, and you never hear from us again.
Do I have to photograph my whole wardrobe first?
No. That is why those apps get abandoned in week one. You photograph what you wore today, and the wardrobe builds itself out of what you actually wear.
Where do the photos go?
They stay yours. A fit diary you would not want anyone to read is not a diary, so it is private by default and deletable in one action.
What will you do with my email?
Send you one message when it opens. That is the only thing it is for.
Start the diary
on day one.
The first month is the one worth having.