Direct answers about Sleeve.

Sleeve is a private outfit journal for iPhone. Save a mirror pic with the date, occasion, place, mood, people, notes, and wardrobe pieces you want to remember.

Add a mirror pic and save the date. Occasion, place, mood, people, notes, and wardrobe pieces are optional. Filed fits appear in your timeline and calendar.

When a new fit shares a wardrobe piece and either people or an occasion with an earlier fit, Sleeve can warn you before you save. The warning does not block an intentional rewear.

Add tops, bottoms, shoes, outerwear, and accessories, then tag them in a fit. Sleeve keeps a wear count for each piece and includes those counts in your wardrobe history and recaps.

Yes. Choose Wore again to connect a rewear to the original fit. Sleeve keeps the entries together and counts every wear.

Start with a mirror photo and date. Occasion, place, mood, people, notes, and wardrobe pieces add context but can be filled in later.

The recap shows the month’s fits, banger count, top mood, top occasion, and fit grid.

Sleeve is coming to the App Store for iPhone. No release date has been announced.

Sleeve is being made for iPhone. An Android version has not been announced.

Sleeve does not sell journal data, use photos or notes for advertising, or train models on journal content. You can delete individual entries or your account in the app.

Yes. You can export your archive from Settings, delete individual fits or wardrobe pieces, and delete your entire account in the app.