Megu / Outfit planner
Plan a week of outfits in one sitting.
Describe the week — three days in the office, dinner on Thursday, nothing on Sunday — and the planner lays it out, a look a day, each matched to what that day is actually for.
Made for iPhone · iOS 18+ · Your closet stays yours
Describe the whole week in a sentence or two.
Each day gets a specific outfit, not a category.
The planner works around what it has already used.
Planning ahead
The week, decided before it starts.
Most of the value of a wardrobe app shows up the week you are travelling or the week that is unusually busy.
Describe the week, not each day
You do not fill in a form. Say what the week looks like in your own words and the planner works out which days need what, then fills the calendar accordingly.
It will not put you in the same thing twice
The planner tracks what it has already assigned across the week, so pieces get spread out rather than clustered onto consecutive days.
Packing stops being an evening’s work
Plan the days of a trip in advance and the pieces you need are the union of those looks. What used to be an hour of second-guessing becomes a calendar and a suitcase.
Questions, answered.
Can I plan for a trip?
Yes. Plan the days you will be away and the pieces you need are simply the ones those looks use, which is what you pack.
Does it avoid repeating the same pieces?
Yes. The planner keeps track of what it has already used that week and spreads pieces out rather than clustering them.
Can I change one day without redoing the week?
Yes. Any day can be edited or re-planned on its own, and the rest of the week stays as it was.
Does it know about my calendar?
Megu can read your events so that a day with something on it gets a look suited to it, rather than a default one.
What if my week changes halfway through?
Re-describe it. The plan updates from that point forward and leaves the days you have already worn alone.
Open your closet.
Now on the App Store. Scan five pieces on day one and see what tomorrow morning feels like.