THE DOCKET

Dress for the room

Pick where you're going, tap the weather, hit build. Two finished outfits — cut, colour, shoes, metal — sized to your undertone and the dress code of the room.

01 Where are you going
02 Weather

Checking live Bratislava weather…

03 Day or night
04 Undertone

Veins on your inner wrist, in daylight. Green or olive = warm. Blue or purple = cool. Can't tell = neutral. Between warm and neutral, pick warm — it's the safer of the two on you.

Every build rolls a fresh colourway from your palette, favouring pieces you own. Same place, same weather — hit Build again for a different look.

Image engine

Key is built in — generation just works. Each image costs a few cents on your OpenAI account.

More options — build, styling goal, hair & beard

Set once. You should never need to touch this again.

What the outfit should do
How loud
Build
Hair
Face
Nothing on the rail yet Pick where you're going and hit build.

Your wardrobe

The shared closet, live from the database — edits here are seen by both of you. When outfits are built, pieces you already have are flagged right on the card — so "cream Oxford" becomes "wear your cream Oxford".

How to add clothes — quick guide
  1. One piece at a time (easiest): in the row below, pick the type, write a name (brand + piece, e.g. “Suitsupply linen shirt”), pick the colour, hit Add piece. The full editor opens on the new piece — fill in size and brand, and give it a picture: paste any picture URL (it gets copied onto this site) or hit Upload photo… and snap it with your phone. Hit Save.
  2. Many pieces at once: open Bulk JSON import / export at the bottom — it has the full field reference (every type code and colour name) plus a copyable example. Paste your JSON array, hit Import (merge).
  3. Fix or change anything later: every row has ✎ (edit everything incl. the photo) and × (delete). The banner above the list shows pieces still missing a photo.

The first change on a device asks for the family edit password once — after that the browser remembers it.

Bulk JSON import / export

Paste a JSON array of pieces. Field reference:

Example: