Where it is

Alpha, beta, and how to get in

Closed alpha with selected users. The beta waitlist is open.

A woman in a sage dress raising her hand to meet a glowing wireframe avatar's hand, light trails between them.
The avatar is the part being tested first, because everything else is built on it. AI-generated image

Right now: closed alpha

A small, invited group is using it. Closed on purpose - the point of an alpha is to find the things that break on real wardrobes and real bodies, and that is easier to do well with a few people you can actually talk to than with a few thousand you cannot.

What alpha testers are doing: photographing their own clothes, building the avatar from their own measurements, and telling us where the fit is wrong.

Next: beta, and the waitlist is open

Beta opens the same build to a much wider group. If you want to be in it, join the list. It is a list, not a queue with a number - we let people in as capacity allows, and being early on it helps.

You are a good fit for the beta if any of these is true:

  • You own more than you wear and you know it
  • You struggle to tell whether two things go together
  • You travel for work across climates, or pack for events with rules
  • You buy secondhand and would buy more of it if judging fit were easier
  • You want your body’s actual measurements to be the thing that decides fit

You do not need to be interested in clothes. Most of the people this is built for are not.

You will get one email asking you to confirm. Until you click it, you are not on the list. We use your address for the beta and nothing else, and every email has an unsubscribe link. Details in the privacy notice.

What you are agreeing to

Plainly, because this involves photographs of your body:

  • The alpha stores everything on the device. No account, no server, no upload.
  • Beta introduces accounts and cloud storage, because a wardrobe that dies with a lost phone is not a product. What that means for your photographs will be written down before beta opens, not after.
  • You can leave and take nothing with you, which is the correct default. Deleting the app deletes the data.

If that changes, it changes in a published document with a date on it, and beta testers will be told rather than left to notice.

What it will not be at beta

Beta is not the finished product. The roadmap says what is in each phase and roughly when. The short version: the basics work first, and the more specialised the need, the later it arrives.

Being on the waitlist is not a commitment to anything. Neither is being in the beta.