"Where's the gray sweater?"
Every piece in its place
Rooms, closets, dressers, shoe racks, boxes in the attic. Tap a piece and it tells you where it is. Tap a closet and see what's inside.
App for iPhone and Android
It knows which wardrobe, drawer or box each piece is in, whether it's clean or in the laundry, what you wore each day and how often you wear each thing. Every morning it tells you what to wear from your own clothes, based on the weather and what your day looks like. And it tells you what's new from the brands you already wear, with your wardrobe in mind. For you and the whole household.
Free to start · Pro for $4.99, one-time payment, with AI included for a year
First, get organized
Tu Ropero is, first of all, your wardrobe on your phone: everything located, everything up to date. The rest comes after.
"Where's the gray sweater?"
Rooms, closets, dressers, shoe racks, boxes in the attic. Tap a piece and it tells you where it is. Tap a closet and see what's inside.
"Is it clean or in the laundryer?"
Basket, washer, drying, ironing, wardrobe. Whatever isn't available isn't suggested, and when you take something off you send it to the laundry with one tap.
"This again? I wore it on Tuesday"
Choosing is wearing: it's logged by itself. You see the last few days, you don't repeat, and you know how often you wear each thing and what each wear costs you.
"What do I get down from the attic this year?"
When the cold or the heat arrives, the app tells you what goes up and what comes down. Check things off as you move them and it stays up to date. For boxes, a QR label.
And then, the stylist
It doesn't suggest clothes from a store: it works with what's already in your wardrobe, clean and within reach.
Pick what you're thinking of wearing and ask. It gives you a score out of 10, tells you why, and what it would change or what's missing. Like asking someone with a good eye, without bothering anyone.
From any piece, the stylist searches your wardrobe for what goes with it by color and style and builds the full outfit. One button and you're wearing it.
Work, a wedding, sport, the countryside, staying in or the beach. Even tell it what's on that morning and it will take it into account. Always with the weather forecast.
Snap and done
Lay the piece on the bed or hang it on a hanger. The app removes the background by itself, crops and frames it, and the AI recognizes the rest:
You just check and save. And if something isn't right, change it with a tap on the card.
Your brands
You already have your brands: the ones that fit you well, the ones you go back to. Tu Ropero knows them because they're on your clothes, and when they release something new it tells you. Not like a catalogue: like someone who knows what you own and what you're missing from each one.
The first time, pick the ones you wear from a list or type them in. They're saved for good and you can change them whenever you like.
As you add pieces with a photo, the AI reads the brand from the label or logo. Your brands show up on the Home screen, favorites first.
It searches the web for what the brand has released this season, sums it up with what you already own from them in mind, and leaves you the links to see it.
A store window shows you everything. Tu Ropero shows you what would go with your jeans, what you're missing from that brand and what you already have too many of. And it tells you when the seasonal sales are on.
Are you a brand or a store? Your customers will see what's new from you right when they're thinking about their wardrobe. Get in touch.
Lots of tops and few bottoms: 11 shirts for 3 pairs of pants, and nothing dressy for winter.
Shop smart
Before you go shopping, ask the one who knows your whole wardrobe. The advisor looks at everything you own, including what's in the laundry, and tells you what it would buy first, why, and what of yours it would go with. And what you have too much of.
If your wardrobe is balanced, it says so and doesn't send you shopping. And when something really is missing, your brands show you whether they have it this season.
What you own, where it is, what state it's in, what to wear today and how often you wear each thing. No notebooks or spreadsheets.
It checks today's and tomorrow's weather wherever you are and suggests an outfit from your clean clothes. If you travel, the weather updates by itself when you change city.
What you pick for today is logged as worn, with no extra buttons. When you take it off, one tap and it's in the laundry. And the next day the app avoids repeats.
Rooms and, inside them, closets, dressers, shoe racks or boxes, each with its photo. Open one and see what it holds. For boxes, a QR label.
From the basket to the machine, to drying, to ironing and back to the closet. One button per step for the whole pile. What's being washed isn't suggested.
What you wore each day, in a big mosaic. And the ranking of your clothes: what you wear most, what you never wear, and the last time for each. Your favorites always first.
Note the price and when you bought it. With how often you wear it, the app tells you what each wear has cost you. There are surprises.
The advisor goes through your whole wardrobe and tells you what to buy first, why, and what of yours it would go with. And what you have too much of.
Your brands, on the Home screen. Tap one and it tells you what they've released this season, what would go with your things and the links to see it. Nobody else does this.
When the cold or the heat arrives, the app gives you the list: this goes up to the attic, this comes down. Check things off and where each piece lives stays up to date.
One home, several profiles: your clothes, your partner's, the kids'. Invite whoever lives with you with a code and share closets.
Simple on purpose: one button for each thing and nothing you don't need.
In "Wardrobe" add your rooms and, in each one, its closets and furniture. Name them whatever you like and, if you want, add a photo.
Open a closet and tap "Add a piece here". One photo per piece: the background is removed by itself and the AI fills in the card. You can take several in a row.
On "Home" you see the weather and what to wear today and tomorrow. Pick what you're wearing, ask whether it works and, when you take it off, send it to the laundry.
One home, several profiles: your clothes, your partner's and the kids', each in their place. Invite whoever lives with you with a code and share the same closets.
Start for free and try everything, stylist included. If you like it, Pro unlocks it for good with a single payment, with artificial intelligence included for a year.
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$4.99 for good
After the year, if you want to keep the AI: $1.99 a year. If not, everything else keeps working just the same, with no limits. Prices in US dollars; the App Store and Google Play charge the equivalent in your local currency.
Three things. Every morning it suggests an outfit from your clean clothes based on the weather and your day (work, a wedding, sport…). If you choose yourself, you ask "does it all go together?" and it gives you a score, the reason, and what it would change. And from any piece, "what do I wear this with?" builds the outfit. Always with your clothes, never a store's.
The first time you sign in you choose your brands (and you can change them any time). Also, when you add a piece you set its brand (the AI usually reads it from the label). With that, the app knows which brands you wear and shows them on the Home screen, favorites first. When you tap one, it searches the web for what that brand has released this season and sums it up with what you already own from them in mind: what would suit you, what you're missing and what you already have too many of, with the links to see it. It works with any brand you type in. Each query uses the AI and the answer is kept on your phone for a week so it isn't spent every time.
It goes through your whole wardrobe, including what's in the laundry, and tells you what it would buy first and why, what of yours it would go with and what you have too much of. If your wardrobe is balanced, it says so and doesn't send you shopping. It also uses one AI query.
It uses your phone's location (only to look up the weather; it isn't stored) or the city you choose. If you travel, the weather updates by itself when you open the app in another city.
No. Start with one closet or this season's clothes and add the rest over time. From each closet you can take photos one after another, and the AI fills in the card for each.
No. Lay the piece on the bed or hang it on a hanger. The app removes the background and frames the piece by itself, on your own phone.
Nothing gets locked: you keep unlimited pieces, profiles and closets, laundry, history and "What should I wear?" with automatic weather-based suggestions. If you want the AI to keep recognising clothes and acting as stylist, you add another year for $1.99 whenever you like. It's not a subscription: it doesn't renew by itself.
Yes. You create a home, add a profile per person and invite whoever you want with a code. Everyone sees the same closets from their own phone, and the Pro payment covers the whole household.
They're only used to show your clothes inside the app and so the AI can recognize them when you add them. They're never published or passed to third parties, and you can delete your account and all your data whenever you want.
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