WEATHER × OOTD
What to wear? The weather knows.
See what you wore on days with a similar temperature, and finish today's look with items from your own closet.
- Location-based weather
- Log & plan with your closet
- Your photos stay private
On days like this, you wore
T-shirt
Light shirt
Dress
Cotton pants
SneakersThe daily 3 minutes
A full closet, nothing to wear.
The problem isn't the clothes — it's not knowing what fits today's weather. matched finds the past days that felt like today and shows you the outfits you actually wore and liked.
How it works
Log what you wore
Save today's outfit together with the weather, in one shot.
Similar temp, past looks
Instantly recall what you wore on days that felt like today.
Plan your outfits
Pre-plan looks for big days from items in your closet.
What makes it different
Your whole closet, digitized
Snap your clothes, sort them by category, and never dig through the wardrobe again. See what you actually wear, and how often.
The weather remembers for you
No more guessing what you wore around this time. matched gathers looks from days with a temperature like today's, automatically.
Plan the days that matter
Dates, work, trips. Check the forecast and build the look ahead of time from your own items — so the morning is easy.
Browse by temperature
What to wear at each degree
What people actually reach for at each temperature band. Tap a degree to dig in.
People wear
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Browse by situation
When the weather is extreme
Guides for heatwaves, cold snaps, rainy spells and changing seasons.
Stay cool in a heatwave
Above 30°C, breathability and sweat-wicking matter most.
Layering that beats the cold
In sub-zero cold, layering and wind protection are key.
Fresh through the rainy season
On humid, rainy days choose water-resistant, quick-dry fabrics.
Thin layers for changing weather
When mornings and evenings are chilly, easy-on/off layers win.
Reads
Outfit guides
How to pick a what-to-wear app — the three types
Similar names, different problems. Sorted into three types with the questions that actually decide which one suits you.
Closet · 2026-08-12Why people quit wardrobe apps — cutting setup cost
Reviews commonly cite eight hours just to upload. The three points where people quit, and how to start with 20–30 pieces instead of everything.
Item · 2026-08-08When to switch outerwear — puffer, coat and trench temps
How cold before a puffer? How warm can a trench go? Outerwear tracks temperature, not season — here is the range each piece actually covers.
Closet · 2026-08-08Why you have nothing to wear — and why logging beats tidying
Tidying your wardrobe never sticks because “nothing to wear” is a judgement problem, not a space problem. The three real causes, and what to log instead.
Frequently asked
What is matched?
A weather-outfit app that logs what you wore with the day's weather, then resurfaces those looks when the temperature is similar again.
How does it suggest what to wear?
Using the temperature at your location, it shows your own records from similar days alongside band-based item suggestions — options to reference, not rules.
Is it free?
The core features are free. If you want a larger closet, there's an optional subscription.
Are my photos shared with others?
No. Your outfit photos are private by default. Even the statistics on this site use only anonymized, aggregated data.
Does it work on both Android and iPhone?
iOS is available today. The Android build is in store review — once it ships you can grab it right from the download page.