A month you can hold at a glance.
Your timeline is one zoomable surface. Pinch out of full fit cards into a photo grid, keep going and the grid becomes a calendar — every day you wore something worth remembering, in one view.
Pinch, don't navigate
There's no separate calendar app buried in a menu. Cards, grid, and calendar are three zoom levels of the same timeline, and the pinch between them is continuous — like zooming your photo library, with a soft detent as you cross each level. Flick to the month, flick back to the day.
Empty squares are invitations
The calendar makes the shape of your month visible: streaks of logged days, a gap over that week you were sick, the Saturday square you know was a good one. Tap any past day to fill it in — a fit doesn't need to be logged on the day it was worn.
Cards for reading a day, grid for scanning a week, calendar for seeing a month.
Tap a past square and log what you wore — the archive doesn't punish a late entry.
Each square opens back into the full entry: the photo, the place, the people.
The zoom respects Reduce Motion and settles with a quiet haptic at each level.
See the month you just wore.
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