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Walk throughLighthouse
A stylist who
knows your closet.
Photograph your clothes once. Say where you're going. Get dressed.
Rack 01 / 06 · Your closet
Everything you own,
catalogued from one photo.
Open the doors, take one picture of the rail. LightHouse finds each garment, draws a box around it, and writes down what it is.
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Scan my whole closet
One photo of an open rail, a shelf or a pile. Every garment it can make out comes back with a box and how sure it is.
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Seven facts per piece
Category, colors, material, warmth 1–5, formality 1–5, seasons and water resistance. Tap any of it to correct it.
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Review, then keep
Numbered boxes on your photo, thumbnails cropped from it. Tick what to keep, fix a name, add them all at once.
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Or one at a time
Camera or library, several photos at once. Each piece gets the same seven facts.
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Laundry is a place
Worn pieces leave the rotation until you mark them clean. The stylist never suggests something in the basket.
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A sample closet to try
Not ready to photograph yours? Start with a sample closet and meet the stylist first.
Photos stay on your phone. Only the description of each piece goes anywhere.
Rack 02 / 06 · The stylist
Say where you're going.
Get dressed.
A chat that knows the weather, what's clean, and what you wore this week. Pick a plan and watch it choose from the rail.
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Navy knit
Clean · worn Mon
Real pieces only. Every outfit is built from item IDs in your closet, never a garment you don't own.
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White shirt
Clean
Checks the weather where you are, from Open-Meteo, before it says a word.
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Rust blazer
Clean · worn Tue
Sees the last seven days of outfits and won't repeat a combination.
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Straight trousers
Clean · 2 of 3 wears
Tops go to the laundry after one wear, bottoms after three, outerwear after eight. Edit any limit.
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Rosewood dress
Clean
Thumbs up or down on every outfit. The last thirty are remembered and the stylist learns from both.
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Camel coat
Clean · water resistant
"Surprise me" when you'd rather not decide at all.
Rack 03 / 06 · Mornings
Your week,
dressed before it starts.
It reads your calendar the way a stylist would. "Client" and "pitch" raise the bar. "Gym" means kit. "Flight" means layers.
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Plan my day
A strip of the next seven days with a dot per event. Pick one: the agenda, that day's forecast, and a dress-code label.
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One outfit, not two
A second one only when the day genuinely splits, like a 7am session before a client dinner. Then it says what swaps and what stays.
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Plan my week
Pick a laundry day. Seven outfits, checked the way your closet actually lives: nothing dirty, nothing repeated, with a wash list.
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Honest about the impossible
"No clean top left by Monday. Do a second wash before then, or re-wear one." Said out loud, not hidden.
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A nudge each morning
One daily notification. Open the app and today's outfit is already there, built from the weather and your plans.
Rack 04 / 06 · Your colors
Know which colors
love you back.
One selfie becomes a seasonal color profile. Then every piece on the rail is rated against it, so the stylist keeps flattering colors near your face.
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One selfie
Undertone, depth, contrast and a twelve-season name. Best colors, neutrals, colors to avoid, metals, and tips.
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Every piece rated
Great, good or avoid, as a dot on each item, with a ★ My colors filter for the days you want to look your best.
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Quietly, in the background
New pieces are matched to your palette as you add them. Nothing to remember to do.
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The photo isn't kept
It reads skin, hair and eye color, doesn't try to identify anyone, and isn't stored. The phone deletes its own copies after the scan.
Rack 05 / 06 · Trips
Packed for the weather
you'll actually get.
Destination, leaving date, nights, and what the trip is for. The forecast comes back up to sixteen days out, and the suitcase fills itself from your closet.
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A packing list
Built from the pieces you own, for the days you'll be away, with a day-by-day outfit plan beside it.
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Pack these
One tap marks them packed. The stylist at home skips them until you're back.
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Back home
Unpack to the closet, or send the whole suitcase straight to the laundry.
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Still-packed trips
Upcoming and still-packed trips sit at the top of the Stylist, so nothing is forgotten in a bag.
Rack 06 / 06 · Shopping
Buy less.
Buy the right thing.
A closet full of clothes and nothing to wear usually means a few pieces are missing. LightHouse keeps count of which ones.
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Came up 3 timesWhat's missing
Every gap the stylist notices is logged. Similar needs are grouped, and "came up 3 times" is a real count.
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Shop my style
Your stores, your budget band, vintage or not. Four to eight specific pieces: why each suits you and what in your closet it pairs with.
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Find real products
Up to six product pages from your stores, plus eBay and Depop for the vintage-friendly pieces, each with a one-line fit note.
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Trends, worn your way
Trending now, fashion week, and your brands. Each card names the pieces you already own that make it work.
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Your capsule
Which few pieces do the work: the smallest set that covers 80% of what you actually wear, and the ones worn once or never.
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Cost per wear
Add a price to a piece and see what it really costs you, along with what you wear most and what you never do.
The drawer · Private by design
What stays in the closet,
stays in the closet.
Your closet lives on your phone
The photos never leave it. When the stylist plans an outfit, it sees each piece's description, not its picture.
Nothing personal reaches the AI without an OK
Before the first request, a sheet lists exactly what would be sent. "Not now" sends nothing. Turn it off any time, effective immediately.
Calendars: titles, times and places. Nothing else.
You choose which calendars it reads. Birthdays and holidays are left out automatically, since they say nothing about what to wear.
Your face is read once and never kept
The color scan asks separately, reads only skin, hair and eye color, and the photo is not stored anywhere.
Report anything. A person reads it.
A report button sits under every suggestion the stylist makes.
Two tags on the rail
The app is free.
The stylist is $9.99 a month.
Download LightHouse and keep your closet in it for nothing. When you want someone to dress you, the stylist unlocks inside the app.
Step out
Tomorrow morning,
you'll already know
what to wear.
Photograph your closet tonight. Meet your stylist in the morning.
Free to download · the stylist is $9.99 a month, cancel any time