Ezfit Coming soon

A calm, low-waste wardrobe app

Love the closet you already have.

Snap your clothes once. Each piece becomes clay art, and keeps its real photo too, cut out on white. Then get one outfit a day for the weather, a stylist that only uses what you own, and easy ways to pass on what you don’t wear.

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Ezfit’s Home screen. Today’s outfit, called Timeless classic, on a clay avatar: a camel wool coat over a cream cable knit, black tailored trousers, Chelsea boots, a striped scarf and a crossbody bag, picked for 50 degrees and sunshine.

Snap it once. Keep it as clay.

Take a photo, or pick up to eight at once. Ezfit names each piece, tags its color, fabric and style, and adds it to your closet as a soft clay figure.

  • Art or photo, your pick

    Scanned pieces keep their real photo, cut out on white. Flip the Closet between Art and Photo any time.

  • No photo handy? Describe it

    Type “navy wool sweater” and it joins your closet as art. Add a photo from its details whenever you like.

  • Photos without the extras

    Only a crop of the piece is kept, with location and camera details removed.

The Closet tab with 23 sample pieces drawn as clay art, including a white linen shirt, a cream cable knit, a pink tee, a camel wool coat, a denim jacket and blue jeans.
A photo of a blue shirt on a wooden floor becomes a clay shirt tagged Shirt, Cotton and Smart, and is added to the closet.

One outfit a day, ready before you are.

Each morning Ezfit picks a look from your clean pieces, for today’s weather and your style. Shuffle it, keep a piece you love, or wear it as it is.

Dressed for the forecast

A layer when it’s cold, a scarf when it bites, something breezy when it’s warm. Ezfit checks today’s forecast for your city and favors what you haven’t worn lately.

Further down Home: Style me like… with vibes such as Old money and Rainy commute, pieces you haven’t worn in a while, and the sample Soft Autumn palette.

A gentle morning nudge

One reminder a day at the time you choose, with the look you planned or the day’s forecast. Wear it, and it goes in the laundry basket for you.

Or ask for a vibe

  • Old money
  • Rainy commute
  • Date night
  • Weekend brunch
  • Street edit

A stylist who only shops your closet.

Ask for a look, check whether two pieces go together, or plan for an occasion. The stylist answers with outfits made only from clothes you own.

  • Outfits you can act on

    Wear a suggestion today, save it as a look, put it on the calendar, or fine-tune it in the outfit builder.

  • Gaps, not shopping lists

    When something’s missing, it describes it by color, fabric and cut. No brands, no prices.

  • Open about being AI

    It’s labelled as an AI stylist, asks before anything is sent, and every answer can be reported.

A sample reply in the Stylist tab, labelled AI stylist: a dinner-date look of a lilac silk blouse, black tailored trousers and a black blazer, with buttons to edit it, plan it or wear it today.

Build it, save it, wear it again.

Dress the avatar piece by piece, or let Ezfit finish the outfit around what you picked. Save the looks you love and they’re one tap from today.

  • Let Ezfit fill the rest

    Pick a piece or two and the rest is chosen around them, with a hint when the weather calls for a layer or a piece is in the wash.

  • Looks that keep count

    See how often you’ve worn each saved look, and wear it again in one tap.

  • Accessories count too

    Bags, scarves, hats and belts are pieces, and the avatar wears them.

The outfit builder: the avatar wears a denim jacket over a lilac silk blouse with beige linen trousers, sneakers and a striped scarf, and a note says Cosy layers for 50 degrees and sunshine.
Saved looks in the Closet: Office, softly, worn 3 times; Weekend market, worn 3 times; Forest walk, worn twice.

Your month, one outfit at a time.

What you wear lands on the calendar by itself, and you can plan the days ahead. At the end of the month, a recap shows what you really reached for.

The outfit calendar for October: each day shows the clay avatar in what was worn, and planned days have a dashed outline.

  1. Plan ahead

    Put a saved look on Friday and it becomes that morning’s outfit, if the pieces are clean.

  2. Log as you go

    Wear today’s outfit and the day is recorded for you. Copy any look to another day.

  3. A recap worth sharing

    Outfits worn, most-worn pieces, re-wears and your longest streak, shared as an image.

Maya’s sample October recap: twelve outfits on the avatar, 17 outfits worn, 19 pieces worn, 83 percent of the closet used, and a Share recap button.

Laundry and donations, sorted.

Worn pieces drop into the laundry basket, with care tips for each fabric. Pieces you plan to give away wait in the donate basket, out of your outfits until you drop them off.

  • Care that fits the fabric

    Your next wash day, which loads to split, and how often denim really needs a wash.

  • Worth a look, never a ping

    A few pieces you haven’t reached for in a while, each with a reason. Add them to the bag, restyle them, or keep them. No notifications.

  • One trip, whole bag

    See places nearby that take clothes, then mark the whole bag as donated in one go.

The Laundry tab: 3 pieces in the laundry basket with a tip to split darks from lights and wash denim cold, and 1 piece waiting in the donate basket.

Give every piece a second life.

When something no longer earns its place, pass it on with care. And when you do need something new, look secondhand first.

  1. 01

    Restyle

    Wear it a new way

    Three ideas for a piece you’ve stopped wearing: a new pairing from your own closet, an alteration, or a repair, each in a few simple steps.

  2. 02

    Donate

    Find it a new home

    Charity shops, secondhand shops and clothes banks nearby, from OpenStreetMap, with opening hours where they’re mapped and directions.

  3. 03

    Resell

    Let it pay its way

    Add the size and condition, and Ezfit writes the listing: a title, description, tags and an estimated price range to check against similar listings.

  4. 04

    Shop with care

    Buy less, buy better

    See what your closet is actually missing, what to look for secondhand, and a short list of brands known for their sustainability work.

The Give it a second life sheet for an orange jersey tee, on its Donate tab: find places that take clothes nearby from OpenStreetMap, or add it to the donate basket.

Find the colors that love you back.

Take a selfie and get a 12-season color analysis: your undertone, best shades and neutrals, and the colors to keep away from your face.

  • The selfie isn’t kept

    Only the result is saved to your profile.

  • Outfits that lean your way

    Today’s outfit favors tops, dresses and layers in your palette.

  • Metals and tips included

    Gold or silver, and a few practical tips for wearing your shades.

A sample color result, Soft Autumn: warm undertone, medium depth, low contrast and gold jewelry, with best colors such as sage, dusty rose, terracotta and olive.

Made to be kind to you, and to your closet.

  • Try it without an account

    Explore with a sample closet and add up to 10 of your own pieces. Sign in when you want photo scans, the stylist and a backup.

  • Asks before any AI

    Before an AI feature runs for the first time, Ezfit shows what it sends and asks. Every answer has a Report link.

  • Photos, minus the metadata

    Location, capture time and phone model are removed from every photo Ezfit saves.

  • Yours to keep, or delete

    Sign in with Apple, Google or email to back up and sync across phones. Delete your account and everything goes with it.

Coming soon to iPhone and Android.

The App Store and Google Play pages will be linked right here as soon as they’re live.

Coming soon on theApp Store

Coming soon onGoogle Play

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