Snap what you wore. Breezy saves the day’s weather with it, so the next time the weather’s the same, you’ll know what to wear.
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fogMost closet apps want every shirt photographed, tagged and sorted before they’re any use. Breezy only asks what you wore today, so it’s easy to keep up.
Logging, the weather for every day and your whole closet are free, forever.
One photo of the whole outfit, or pick it from your camera roll.
The weather for the hours you were out, and where you were. Add how it felt, from too cold to too hot, if you like.
Next time it’s 52°F and breezy, what to wear shows you what you wore last time, and how it felt.
Tell Breezy when you’re out: the morning, all day, or your own hours like “work, 9am – 5pm”. It shows the ootds you wore on days like today, and what to bring: a jacket you can take off, an umbrella, sunglasses.
Each ootd remembers when and where you wore it, the weather, how it felt, and the temperatures it felt just right in. A few photos from one day read like a little recap of that day, and the calendar marks every day you logged, so you can see what you wore this time last year.
Pick a few weeks of photos, or a whole day at once. Breezy sorts them into one ootd a day and looks up each day’s weather from where and when you took them.
Swipe to any day in the week ahead and plan an ootd for it from what to wear. It’ll be waiting on Home that morning.
Add your birthday and Breezy gives you a lucky color each day, by your star sign or Chinese Bazi. Swipe the calendar months ahead to find a lucky day for the interview, the date or the big game.
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I wanted a place to keep the outfits I love, so they wouldn’t get lost in my camera roll.
I wanted to dress for the weather, but I could never remember how warm 72°F feels or how cold 50°F really is.
I wanted logging to be simple enough that I’d stick with it, so Breezy saves the whole outfit, not every piece.
And I wanted to bring a little extra luck with me.
So I made Breezy, for me and for anyone who wants getting dressed to feel like a breeze.
— Aisi
No. Breezy works with whole outfits: one photo of what you wore that day is enough.
Not yet. Breezy is for iPhone for now.
Yes, so your closet is on every phone you sign in to. Sign in with Apple, Google or an email address.
Yes. Pick photos from your camera roll, as many as you like. Breezy sorts them into one ootd a day and looks up each day’s weather from where and when you took them.
Type the place, or use where you are now. Choose “no location” and the ootd is saved without weather.
From your first ootd. It shows the ootds you wore when the day’s high and low were close to today’s, and says “nothing for this weather yet” when nothing is. The more days you log, the more it finds.
Yes. Pick the morning, afternoon, evening, all day, or your own hours like “work, 9am – 5pm”, for today or any day a week either way.
No. Add your birthday and Breezy works it out. Pick star sign or Bazi in Settings.
Skip it. Your birthday is only used for your lucky color, and everything else works without it. You can add it later in Settings.
In private storage only your account can reach, so your closet is on all your phones. The copies Breezy keeps carry no location or camera details. Breezy never shows your photos to anyone, doesn’t sell your data and has no ads. Delete your account and everything goes with it. The privacy policy has the details.
Yes, unless you turn “save camera photos” off in Settings.
Breezy is free to download. Logging your ootds, the weather for every day and your whole closet stay free, forever. An optional Breezy+ is coming later, and we’ll explain what it includes here first.
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