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Add a piece — name, price, what kind of thing it is. The ledger keeps the entry, not your card details.
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Track cost-per-wear for everything you own. Pair pieces into outfits. Read a verdict on every purchase — from worth keeping to return it, gently.
Add a piece — name, price, what kind of thing it is. The ledger keeps the entry, not your card details.
Tell us how often you'll wear it and for how long. We weight by category and lifespan, then read back a number.
One of seven quiet tiers — from worth keeping to return it, gently. A line of editorial copy. No green checkmarks.
Type the price. Pick how often. The ledger answers in a sentence — not a number alone.
Every piece you own, listed plainly. Tap a row to read its history. No grids of glossy product tiles.
What you wore today, when. The math gets quieter every time you wear something — a private kind of reward.
Two things that go together. The boots and the coat. The ring and the dress. Pinned like polaroids.
“Worn often is worn well. The cheapest thing in your closet is often the thing you’ve owned for ten years — the math just hadn’t caught up yet.”
No streaks. No notifications cheering you on. No green checkmarks. The math is an artifact, not an alarm.
The ledger is a record of what was bought, worn, kept. Not a forecast. Not a finger wag. You decide what it means.
Cream pages, near-black ink, one editorial red. The whole app feels like a notebook you'd actually keep.