FAQ

There is a free tier covering 40 items and one trip plan. A Trip pass is £2.99, bought once with nothing renewing, for one holiday sorted.

You can, straight from the camera, but you can also pick a whole batch out of your photo library in one go. Anything bought online can go in by pasting the shop link instead, or by uploading your own photo of it.

Not yet. Wearabout is built phone-first for the browser, one task per screen with the buttons in thumb reach. App Store and Android distribution, push notifications and offline use are deliberately left for later.

The retailer's image is shown live and never stored or cached by Wearabout. If you would rather have your own picture of the piece, there is a prompt to upload one instead, which is also the version that survives a shop taking the page down.

No. Outfit suggestions and trip plans are made only from pieces already in your own wardrobe. There are no shopping suggestions or affiliate links in the product, and if any ever arrive each one will carry a clear label where we could earn a commission.

That depends on how much you own, but the slow parts are taken off you. Pieces go in as batches rather than one at a time, and the cut-out and the category, colour and season labels are done for you instead of typed.

Yes, in a simple form. Marking a piece as worn records a last-worn date against it, which is enough to tell a favourite from something that has hung untouched. Full wear analytics and cost-per-wear dashboards are not part of this build.

An email address, nothing to install and no payment. Wearabout is a small solo build, so the first UK group opens in order and stays deliberately small while the wardrobe grid and trip planner get properly tested.