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Closetly’s Home – Your smart wardrobe assistant. Quickly access outfit stats, add new clothing, and use instant outfit tools.
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Personalised daily outfit suggestions based on weather and occasion. Powered by AI match scoring.
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Smart travel planning with outfit recommendations for your destination. Plan by location and dates.
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Track your style journey. See your wardrobe stats, AI usage, and achievements earned through app interactions.
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Discover what’s trending in fashion. Explore seasonal, professional, and casual outfit inspiration from the community.
💡 Inspiration
Closetly was born out of a real daily problem — staring at the closet and wearing the same clothes over and over. This idea has lived in my head since 2013, but I never had the skills or tools to build it. Fast forward to today — with no-code platforms like Bolt, it finally feels possible to bring it to life. Closetly aims to help people save time, make confident outfit choices, and reconnect with what they already own.
👕 What it does
Closetly is a mobile-first wardrobe assistant. Users can:
- Upload photos of their clothes
- Get outfit suggestions based on weather and personal style
- Plan packing lists for travel
- Track what they wear most — and what’s been sitting untouched
- Spot items that don’t fit or need to be let go
It’s like having a smart stylist and inventory system in your pocket.
🛠️ How we built it
Closetly is being built with Bolt, using no-code features to quickly prototype and test UI flows. Key components:
- Multiple screens: Home, Closet, Today, Travel, Trends, and Me
- Basic logic for quick outfit suggestions
- Manual input for clothing tags, size, and usage frequency
- Mobile-optimised interface with a clean, minimal layout
⚠️ Challenges we ran into
- Defining the MVP — this idea has a lot of potential, but scope creep was real
- UI bugs: spacing issues, icon overlaps, and buttons that didn’t respond in preview
- Making it look and feel right for both men and women
- Designing logic for AI outfit suggestions while keeping things simple
- Keeping focus while balancing features with what can realistically be built in a short time
✅ Accomplishments we're proud of
- Took a long-standing idea and gave it form
- Created a working prototype with no coding background
- Built a clean interface that reflects the app’s purpose
- Defined a clear path from concept to real-world utility
- Made real progress on something deeply personal
📚 What we learned
- Simplicity wins — users just want tools that work
- UI/UX is as important as the feature set
- No-code tools are powerful, but structure and clarity are still key
- Don’t overbuild — it’s okay to start small and grow
- Execution beats perfection every time
🚀 What’s next for Closetly
- Fix UI issues: white space bugs, icon responses, and visual consistency
Add core features like:
- In-app camera access
- AI image tagging
- Real-time weather outfit logic
Test and validate with real users via surveys and community feedback
Launch a small beta and iterate based on feedback
Explore social features like sharing outfits and connected closets
Built With
- bolt
- github
- supabase
