Your closet. New metrics.

Good clothes.
Better returns.

You know what you paid. Find out what you actually wear. WearWise turns outfit logs into cost-per-wear stats and a recap worth sharing.

Built for outfit repeaters, thrift finds, and fewer impulse buys.

WearWise hero
Jacket / example scorecard

$6 / wear

$240 purchase ÷ 40 wears

Worth the repeat.

Our founding principles

Real wears. Not shopping wishlists.

Value you can calculate yourself.

Repeat outfits. Skip the guilt.

01 / Make every wear count

Less buying.
More main-character outfits.

Start with a daily photo log. Build a picture of the pieces that earn their space in your closet.

The metric that matters

Price is only half the story.

That expensive jacket might be your hardest-working piece. That cheap top might be your priciest single wear. Let the numbers settle it.

Cost ÷ wears = value

Every repeat brings your cost per wear down.

01

Snap it. Log it. Repeat.

Keep a photo record of your outfits and the items you wore. Add purchase prices to give each repeat a measurable payoff.

02

Meet your Closet Wrapped.

The vision: monthly and yearly scorecards that spotlight your most-worn heroes and the pieces still waiting for their moment.

03

Take the 30 Wears Challenge.

Pick one piece, aim for 30 wears, and bring a friend along. Our first test starts with a simple photo log and a repeat-wear challenge.

We're building from the photo-log MVP outward. Automated tagging, friend-voted Closet Roasts, and in-app resale are part of the roadmap—not promises of features already live.

02 / Pick your plan

Invest in what you already own.

Explore the available plans below. Our product direction pairs everyday wear tracking with premium deeper stats; resale commissions are planned for future in-app listings.

Free

For individuals getting started

$0/month

  • 1 workspace
  • Up to 3 team members
  • Basic analytics
  • Community support
Get Started

Next outfit. First data point.

Your best purchase?
Prove it.

Pick the piece you swear was worth it. Start a closet log and make the next 30 wears count.

Start your closet log