Real items, real weather
The app pairs pieces you own against the forecast — the same temp-band rules applied to items that actually hang in your closet.
Interactive · takes 10 seconds
What should I wear today?
The 7 a.m. question that eats good mornings. Set the temperature, pick your occasion, spin — three complete outfit formulas come back, built by layering rules per temp band. Wear one, veto two.
The native version
Outfit roulette, from your closet.
Formulas are the generic answer. The app spins your actual wardrobe.
Wear-count intelligence
Roulette that quietly favors neglected pieces and knows what you wore Monday, so Tuesday is not Monday's echo.
Swap, don't restart
One tap swaps any single piece in a suggested look and re-checks the pairings — decision made, still yours.
Logged in one tap
Wear the look, log the outfit: wear counts, cost per wear, and streaks all update themselves.
Frequently asked questions
How does the randomizer pick outfits?
Temperature first: six bands (freezing through hot) each carry a styling formula for top, bottom, layer, shoes, and accent. Your occasion tilts the picks toward structured or dressed-up pieces, and a seed randomizes which entries from each formula land in your three looks.
Why three looks and not one?
Because "decide for me" fails when you hate the one answer. Three distinct formulas let you veto two and still wear the third — the app version does the same with your actual closet.
Does this know my wardrobe?
The web version works from styling formulas only — no account, no data. In the app, the same intent runs against the items you actually own, which is where it stops being generic.