iPhone — a private wardrobe record
Velvet Hanger
You photograph the clothes you own, and record what you wore each day. Over time you can see what you actually reach for.
Works offline.
App screenshot — the wardrobe grid
A record, not a shop
Nothing is for sale here. No prices, no links out, no recommendations to buy.
No feed
Nobody else sees your wardrobe. There is no following, no sharing, nothing to scroll.
Offline first
Add pieces and log outfits with no signal. The app syncs when it can.
01 — Capturing a piece
Photograph it where it lies
One photo of the garment — on the bed, on the floor, on a hanger. The background is cut away, so the piece sits on a clean ground next to everything else you own.
App screenshot — capturing a garment, before and after cut-out
App screenshot — the wardrobe grid, filtered to one category
02 — The wardrobe grid
Everything you own, in one place
Cut-outs in a plain grid. Filter to a category and you see the whole of it at once — every coat, every pair of shoes — which is usually more than you thought.
03 — The daily log
What you wore, in a few seconds
Tap the pieces you wore, or take a single photo of the outfit and tag it later. Days you skip stay empty; nothing nags you.
App screenshot — logging today's outfit
App screenshot — the month calendar and wear history
04 — The wear history
A month later, the record answers back
Each day you log becomes part of a history: the pieces you return to, and the ones you have not touched since winter. No advice, no score — just the record.
A wardrobe you can see all of.
Private by default, offline when you need it, and yours to delete entirely. that's it