How it works

Four steps from a full closet to clear decisions.

ORBIT is not a feed. You add what you own, it learns how you dress, and then it answers the three questions that actually cost you time and money.

Free to start. No ads, no commission, no data sold.

The loop

  • Add items
  • Learn style
  • Wear and find
  • Check before buying

Add your wardrobe

Select several photos at once. They land in a queue and ORBIT processes them one at a time: background cleanup, category, colour, material and a usable title. Items appear in your wardrobe when they're finished, not half-done — and anything that fails stays in the queue so you can retry it.

Teach it your style

Set your style and shopping goals, optional measurements, and react to what ORBIT suggests. A thumbs-down with a reason is the fastest way to shape it. Everything it has learned is visible under What ORBIT remembers, and you can edit or wipe any of it.

Wear and find

Dress Me builds outfits from your own items for a given occasion, weather or mood. When nothing in the wardrobe works, Find turns the gap into a concrete search brief: what to look for, which cut and colour, what to pay, where to look.

Check before you buy

Paste a link or a screenshot of something you're considering. ORBIT compares it with your wardrobe, your goals and your measurements, then answers Consider, Wait, Compare first or Skip — with the reasoning, so you can disagree.

Questions

How long does the wardrobe take to build?
Items process one by one in the background. You can keep using the app or close it — the queue continues and finished items show up when they're ready.
How many items before it's useful?
Roughly fifteen to twenty core pieces are enough for real outfits. Verdicts on new purchases work from the very first items.

Start with the clothes you already own.

Create your wardrobe