Your photos, described by the AI
Add a photo: the AI recognises the piece, sorts it (top, bottoms, jacket, shoes, headwear, glasses, bag…) and tags its colours, pattern, material, seasons, occasions and style. You check, and correct it if needed.
Every morning, DrAIssing puts together an outfit from the clothes you already own, based on your mood, your day and the weather. Ten seconds, zero hesitation.
Closed beta this autumn, iOS and Android launch in March 2027. Free to start.
Sample wardrobe
The problem isn't how many clothes you have. It's the decision you face every morning, with no overview of what you own.
Sources: Ademe and ObSoCo study on how clothes are bought and used (June 2025); Marks & Spencer survey of 2,000 women.
A few minutes to digitise your wardrobe, then an outfit every morning. The app learns from what you actually wear.
A photo, several angles if you like, or the link to the product page: the AI fetches the pictures and the details.
Category, colours, pattern, material, seasons, occasions and style are filled in straight from the photo. Everything stays editable: you remain in control.
Mood, occasion, plans… or describe your day in a few words to the stylist, as you would to a friend. The weather for the city of your choice is already there.
Every outfit you wear goes into your history. DrAIssing shows you the forgotten pieces, the gaps really worth filling, and what you could sell on.
Every member has their own wardrobe, visible only to them. It's where you keep your clothes, put your outfits together and find everything you've worn.
Add a photo: the AI recognises the piece, sorts it (top, bottoms, jacket, shoes, headwear, glasses, bag…) and tags its colours, pattern, material, seasons, occasions and style. You check, and correct it if needed.
The stylist's outfits and the ones you put together in the outfit builder are shown on a rack, with the photos of your pieces. The realistic view goes further: a photorealistic model, created by AI, puts the outfit on. Not keen on a piece? Remove it, or swap it for one of your choice.
Every outfit you wear goes into your calendar, with a rating and the day's weather. You see your favourite pieces and the ones gathering dust, and the stylist avoids suggesting the same thing again.
Paste a product's web address: the photos and details come in on their own. If the shop's website blocks it, your own photos take over.
Several photos per piece, or several pieces at once with quick import: the AI tags each one with its colours, material and occasions.
Choose a city or your location: temperature, rain, snow and wind are all taken into account. You can also enter the weather yourself. The outfit follows the day, not the season on the calendar.
The outfit is shown with your real photos. The stylist explains why it chose these pieces and suggests variations, and you can remove or replace any piece in one tap.
A calendar of what you wear, with a rating for each outfit. Within a few weeks, you can see your favourite pieces and the ones that have never left the hanger.
What's really missing, what's a duplicate, what can go. Missing pieces are suggested second-hand first.
A photo of your wardrobe says a lot about you. That's why DrAIssing sells nothing but its subscription, and nothing about you.
The free plan is enough to digitise your wardrobe and get an outfit every morning. Premium is there for the day you want a second outfit, a variation or your whole week planned.
Prices and limits are indicative and apply from launch; during the beta, the limits are those shown in the app. Beta testers get six months of Premium free. A Pro plan for independent stylists will follow in 2028.
A closed beta starts this autumn with two hundred testers, first in Metz, Nancy and Luxembourg. The public launch on iOS and Android is planned for March 2027. Sign up below to be part of the beta.
Yes. Everyone has their own account: their wardrobe, photos, outfits and history are visible to them alone. Nothing is shared with other members.
Yes, in the outfit builder: you pick from your wardrobe, the pieces hang on the rail, and you name the outfit and choose its occasions. The stylist can finish an outfit you've started or give its opinion, without ever imposing it.
Nobody: it's a model created by AI, an adult who doesn't exist. You choose their build, skin tone, hair and apparent age in your profile, and they wear your pieces based on your photos. Every image is labelled as AI-generated; a piece may look slightly different from the real thing.
No. Ten pieces are enough to get your first outfit. Add the rest as you go, or paste a product link and let the AI do the work. Most users digitise the essentials in a single evening.
They are stored in Europe, encrypted, and used only to describe your pieces, put your outfits together and let you try them on. To do this, they are sent to our AI providers (Anthropic and Google), which keep them for 30 days (Anthropic) to 55 days (Google) at most and do not use them to train their models. They are never sold. You can export or erase your wardrobe in one tap, and have your account deleted at any time. All the details are in the privacy policy.
Quite the opposite: the app is designed to get you wearing what you already have. If shopping recommendations ever arrive, they will only appear when your wardrobe review shows a real gap, will favour second-hand and will always be labelled.
It matches the description of your pieces (warmth, level of formality, colours, seasons) with your day, your mood and the weather, then explains its choice. You can ask for another outfit, replace a piece or give it more detail.
Yes. The wardrobe and the stylist work with any kind of clothes. Categories, silhouettes and advice adapt to the pieces you add, not to an assumed gender.
Two hundred places this autumn. Testers get the app before everyone else, six months of Premium free, and a direct line to the team to tell us what works and what's missing.