iPhone and Android · 3 checks free
Does this outfit match? Find out in ten seconds.
You are dressed, you are nearly out of the door, and something feels slightly off. There is nobody to ask. Photograph the mirror and Outfit Check gives you one word back — and the reason behind it.
No account. No email. No feed. Your first 3 checks are free.
- Time to a verdict
- Seconds
- Words you have to read
- Under 30
- Things it judges
- Two
- Accounts required
- None
Three answers. That is the whole vocabulary.
Not a score out of ten, not a paragraph of styling advice. One call, and at most two reasons for it, written the way a friend would say them out loud.
Bold colours work well
- The mustard shirt and navy pants are a good colour combination.
- The casual shirt, chinos and sneakers create a consistent smart-casual look.
Close but one thing is off
- The brown belt is fighting the black shoes.
- Swap the belt and the rest of the outfit holds.
Formal jacket with joggers clash
- The suit jacket and joggers are mismatched in formality.
- The colourful sneakers clash with the neutral tones of the outfit.
How it works
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Open the app
It opens straight into the camera. No feed, no login screen, no onboarding carousel to swipe through first.
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Photograph the mirror
Stand where you can see all of yourself. A faint silhouette on screen shows you how much of the body to fit in the frame.
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Read the verdict
A few seconds later you get GO, ALMOST or RETHINK, with up to two reasons in plain language. Then you close the app and get on with it.
It judges two things
Everything the verdict says comes back to colour and to consistency. That is a deliberately small brief, and it is why the answers are worth trusting.
- Colour match. Do the colours of the visible garments work together, or is something clashing?
- Item match. Do the garments belong to the same world, or is one of them from a different outfit?
And refuses to judge the rest
Fit is subjective, context-dependent and the hardest thing to read from one mirror photo. Leaving it out is what keeps the verdicts honest.
- How the clothes fit you, or whether something is too big or too small.
- Your body, your face, your size or your appearance.
- Whether you are fashionable, on-trend or stylish.
Built to be closed again
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Camera first
The app opens to the camera. There is no home feed, no tab bar, and nothing to scroll past to get to the thing you came for.
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One loop, repeated
Shutter, verdict, done. Retake is always one tap away, so a bad photo never traps you on a verdict you do not believe.
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History on the device
Past verdicts and their photos stay on your phone. Tap an old one to see the picture and the call it was given.
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Nothing to sign up for
No name, no email, no password, no profile. Your identity in the app is an anonymous id created in the background.
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Photos are not kept
Your photo is analysed and discarded. It is never used to train models, never sold and never attached to who you are.
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Credits never expire
Buy a pack and it stays in your balance, including through a subscription you started and later cancelled.
The questions people ask at 8am
Straight answers to the pairings that come up over and over. Useful on their own, and faster still when you can just point the camera instead.
What it costs
3 checks free on install. After that, buy a pack if you check now and then, or go unlimited if it becomes part of getting dressed.
Free
3 checks
On install. Enough to see whether you believe it.
Packs
10, 30, 50 checks
- One-off purchase
- Never expires
- Adds to your balance
For checking now and then.
Unlimited
Monthly or yearly
- No limit on checks
- Cancel any time
- Credits survive cancelling
For the morning habit.
Questions
What does Outfit Check actually tell me?
One of three verdicts and up to two reasons. GO means the colours and the items work — wear it. ALMOST means one piece is close to clashing and a small swap fixes it. RETHINK means something is genuinely off, with the reason stated in plain language. No paragraphs, no styling lecture.
How long does a check take?
A few seconds. You open the app straight into the camera, photograph yourself in a mirror, tap the shutter and the verdict appears. There is no feed to scroll, no profile to build and nothing to read past one sentence.
Does it judge my body or how clothes fit me?
No, and that is deliberate. Outfit Check looks at two things only: whether the colours work together and whether the garments belong to the same world. It does not comment on body shape, size, appearance or how a garment sits on you.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no sign-up, no email and no password. The app creates an anonymous identity in the background so your checks and purchases follow you, and that is the whole of it.
What happens to my photos?
Your photo is sent to be analysed and is not kept afterwards. It is never used to train models and never sold. Your verdict history is stored on your own device, and you can clear it whenever you like.
How much does it cost?
The first three checks are free. After that you can buy a pack of checks, which never expire, or take Unlimited monthly or yearly. Current prices are shown in the App Store and on Google Play in your own currency. Any credits you have bought survive a cancelled subscription.
Do credits expire?
Never. A pack of checks stays in your balance until you use it, including through a subscription you started and cancelled afterwards. Credits are added to whatever you already have rather than replacing it.
Is it only for men?
It was built around one specific problem: wanting to look fine without wanting to study fashion. That framing came from men getting dressed alone, but nothing in the app is gendered and the colour and item rules it applies are the same for anyone.
Can I use it in a shop?
That is the second thing it was built for. Fitting-room mirrors are exactly the moment when there is nobody to ask and a purchase is about to happen. Photograph the mirror, get the verdict, decide.
Stop asking the mirror.
It takes about as long as checking the weather, and you will know rather than guess.
3 checks free. No account, no email, no ads.