agité scores how much of your wardrobe you actually wear, dresses you from clothes you already own, and only ever tells you to buy something when it fills a real gap. Usually it tells you not to.
Your closet is yours. Free forever, exportable always.
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42% match · missing: overshirt
38% match · missing: dresses, bags
Style DNA + Moodboards
Your taste has a price. Earn it.
agité reads your closet and distils it into a Style DNA — your palette, your silhouettes, what actually works on you. Turn that taste into moodboards other people can follow: they see how close their own closet already is, piece by piece, and what would close the gap. When someone shops a piece from your board — second-hand first, always — you earn a cut.
No inventory, no content treadmill. Just your eye, finally paying rent.
The industry makes twice the clothes it did in 2000 and we wear each piece a third less. That's not a you problem — it's how the whole thing is built. Seeing your wardrobe clearly is the fix.
of a wardrobe is all most of us actually wear
wears — the average life of a garment before it's discarded
of never-worn clothes sitting in the average closet
a day deciding what to wear — most of a year, over a lifetime
Sources: Ellen MacArthur Foundation · Textile Exchange · consumer wardrobe surveys.
Everything points at one thing: spend less, wear more, and go a bit easier on the planet while you're at it.
A 0–100 number for how well you wear what you own. It only moves when you wear things — buying more won't budge it.
One mirror pic a day and it logs what you wore, catches anything new, and keeps the streak. No manual uploads, ever.
Three options each morning, weather included, out of what's already hanging there. Pick one and leave.
What each wear actually costs you, what's never been worn, what your whole closet is worth — by category.
Before you buy, it checks your closet and your palette. If you already own it — or it goes with nothing — it says so.
It packs your suitcase by bag size, reads fabric tags so you know what your clothes are made of, and pays you when people follow your moodboards.
Wardrobe apps die when they ask you to photograph 140 things. agité doesn't ask.
One pass with the camera grabs and tags everything hanging there. A hundred pieces before your coffee goes cold.
Any store, any year. It rebuilds your purchase history — every jacket, what you paid — straight from your inbox.
It reads what you're wearing, logs the wear, and adds anything it hasn't seen. The closet builds itself while you get dressed.
Wardrobe Intelligence
Ask your closet anything.
Sixty-six pieces, what they're worth, what each wear costs you, which six you've never touched — and plain-language answers to the questions you'd actually ask. Which season are you least prepared for? It knows. You own the data; it just finally makes it legible.
Free to start, three minutes to your score, and the app never holds your closet hostage.