Every piece, counted.
The wardrobe is where your pieces live — tops, bottoms, shoes, outerwear, the small things. Tag them into fits, and each one earns a running count of the days it actually got worn.
Counts come from wear, not wishful thinking
Sleeve doesn't ask you to inventory everything you own. Add a piece when it shows up in a fit — a name, a photo, maybe the brand, color, and size — and tag it. From then on its wear count is derived from the fits you logged, so the number means something: not what you own, but what you wear.
Over a few months, that quietly answers the questions that matter. Which jacket earns its hanger. Which shoes never leave the shelf. What you reach for when you want to feel confident.
Tops, bottoms, shoes, outerwear, accessories, hats, bags, jewelry — each with photo, brand, color, size.
A piece's count is the number of fits it appears in. No manual tallies, no guesses.
Your monthly recap names the piece you returned to most.
Open a piece to see every fit it appeared in; open a fit to see every piece you were wearing.
A wardrobe that talks back
Every piece's page is a small biography: its photo, its details, and the timeline of fits it appeared in. It's the difference between owning something and knowing it — you stop asking do I wear this? because the answer is right there.
Know what you actually wear.
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