Speak or type
Describe it, and it's in
Describe the cut, the colour and the fabric in as much detail as you like. Say it out loud, type it, or paste a whole list and each line hangs as its own piece.
Voice · text · photos · receipts
Say it. Snap it. Scan it. Consider it hung.
Add garments individually or in batches of up to 100 garments using voice, text, receipts or everyday photos. A single photo can include up to nine pieces. Each becomes a clean render in your private closet, ready for outfit planning. No perfect photos required, and nothing is shared unless you choose.
No perfect photos required
Add it any way you like. It hangs beautifully.
Building a digital closet can take hours when every garment has to be photographed. Closetarium doesn’t need a perfect photo, or any photo at all. Describe a piece aloud, type it, paste a whole list, photograph it on the bed, capture several pieces in one shot, or scan a receipt.
However a piece arrives, it hangs the same way: as a clean render that looks full and dimensional, the way the garment looks when worn. There is no model, mannequin or flat clip-art stand-in. Each one comes from Closetarium's own illustrated catalogue, or is drawn by AI from your photo. The quick snapshot was only ever raw material.
Any photo
Shot on the bed, hung in the app
Use one photo, a camera-roll batch, pieces laid side by side, or a picture of yourself wearing the outfit. Just keep each piece visible. Before AI sees it, your phone strips location and camera details and crops out the head of every person it detects, so faces stay out of view. Detection is automatic and can occasionally miss someone. The result is a clean garment render without you or the original background.
Receipt
Straight off the receipt
Point the camera at a receipt and the item lines are read right on your phone. The receipt is never uploaded. Confirm what it found, and it's hung.
You decide how far it travels
Private for you. Open to friends. Public if you choose.
If all you want is a beautiful, private record of what you own, that is the whole app: no feed, no followers, nothing social to opt out of. Friend sharing is planned for the moments you want it. It will be optional, with controls over which pieces each person can see and the ability to turn it off at any time.
Reach · Just youFoundation
Private
Where every closet starts.
- No public directory, no social graph
- No one can find or follow you
- Nothing is shared until you say so
- The complete private-closet experience
Reach · Invited friendsComing first
Friends
Share a closet with people you actually know. You pick which pieces they see.
- Invite-only, never a public list
- Per item: share some, keep the rest
- They see clean renders, never your snapshots
- Revocable, per person, anytime
Reach · Public, if you opt inComing
Public
Open a public closet and share your outfits and inspiration. Only ever what you opt in to show.
- A handle you choose, not your identity
- Clean renders, never your personal photos
- Opt in twice: the closet, then each item
And when you want more
Style what you own. Fill the real gaps.
Outfits
Build looks from your own closet
Put pieces together on a clean canvas, save the looks you love, and let Closetarium suggest pairings from what's already hanging. Rediscover what you forgot you owned.
Shop on the way
Find pieces that fit your taste
Discover items that complete what you already own. Shopping links may earn Closetarium a commission. They will always be marked as paid links and never shown inside your closet.
Discovery on the roadmap
See how others wear it
Further out: pick a garment you own and see real outfits from across Closetarium built around the same piece or a similar one. Then shop what completes the look, from budget to premium.
Company
Built independently in Ontario.
Closetarium is developed by Closetarium Technologies Inc., an independent Ontario company. The app is currently in controlled beta and is being prepared for broader external testing.
Company and partnership enquiries: hello@closetarium.com.
Wider access coming
Be there when wider access opens.
A small first group is testing My Closet right now. Friend sharing is planned next, followed later by public closets. Add your email and you’ll be among the first to know when wider access opens.