Wardify/Features
Today's look
A daily outfit for the weather, from your own clothes
Every morning Wardify builds one complete outfit for your city's weather, picked from the clothes you already own.

What you get each morning
Open the app and today’s look is there: a complete outfit, top to shoes, chosen for the day’s forecast in your home city. A cold, wet morning gets a different answer from a mild, dry one. The pieces all come from your digital wardrobe, so the outfit is something you can put on right now.
How Wardify picks the outfit
- The weather. Wardify checks the forecast for the city you set in your profile. It does not use your phone’s precise location.
- Your wardrobe. Only pieces you have added are used. There is no shopping list to work through first.
- What you wore. Pieces you wore recently are rested, so the week does not turn into the same three outfits.
- Your taste. Likes, dislikes and swaps steer the next suggestions.
Swap a piece
If the shoes are wrong, change them with one tap. Wardify offers another piece that fits the rest of the outfit, and it reads the swap as a hint about what you prefer. Over time the suggestions move towards what you keep and away from what you replace.
A cover picture for every look
Wardify draws a cover picture from the cut-outs of the pieces in the outfit, so a saved look reads like a page from a lookbook and not like a list. The picture is generated by AI and can differ from the real garments in colour, shape or detail.
An optional morning notification
On iPhone you can ask for a notification at a time you choose, with the weather and the pieces of the day’s look. It is off until you turn it on. It is not sent on a morning when you have already opened the app.
Good to know
- Outfit suggestions are generated by AI. They are ideas, not a promise that an outfit will suit you, the weather or the occasion.
- Some AI features use credits. Every account gets a monthly allowance, and a Pro subscription gives a larger one.
- You can report a look from inside the app if something about it is wrong.
- Want more than one day? Plan the week, or ask the stylist for an outfit for a particular occasion.