Your wardrobe, beautifully organised

Many wardrobe apps today are built around AI styling. They’ll suggest outfits for you, dress a virtual version of you, plan a trip around the weather forecast, connect you with stylists, and help you shop and sell. There are some great choices out there, and it’s worth trying a few to discover which suits you most. But if an AI stylist is what you want, Armadia might not feel like the right fit.

Armadia is for a different person. You already know your own style and you enjoy being organised. You want a complete, beautifully kept record of what you own, a place to save the outfits you put together, and a planner that makes dressing and packing calm instead of a scramble. Armadia is thoughtful about where AI goes. It handles the chores, like removing backgrounds from photos, enhancing photos when you ask it to, and filling in details like category, colours, and brand, and leaves the choosing to you. We’ll likely add more AI features over time, but only once they’ve earned their place and are right often enough to be worth trusting.

Armadia has no ads, no shopping feed, and no commission links, so the app has no reason to pull your attention anywhere but your own wardrobe. That’s why our plans for storing more items aren’t free. We’re working to build a beautiful, useful, and sustainable app without investors, advertisers, or retailers behind us. Every feature is available for free with up to 50 items, for as long as you like. If you have a smaller or capsule wardrobe, that might be all you ever need! Pro and Plus are there for when your wardrobe needs a little more room.

iPhone and iPad, on iOS or iPadOS 18 or later.

Yes, and we’re intentional about where it goes. Armadia uses AI for a few key features, including removing backgrounds from photos, enhancing photos when you ask it to, and filling in details like category, colours, and brand so you don’t have to type them.

Absolutely! Armadia has no men’s mode or women’s mode, because the categories describe the garment rather than who’s wearing it. You name the item types yourself, so your wardrobe uses your words. Sizes include collar measurements from 14 to 18.5 inches and chest from 36 to 48, alongside letter sizes and UK, US and EU numbers, and shoe sizes run to UK 14. If there’s anything missing, please let us know!

Removing the background from a photo is always free. A credit is for the extra step of making a quick snap look like a catalogue photo by tidying it up, laying it flat, or showing it on an invisible mannequin. You start with 25 credits and can purchase more if you need them.

Not necessarily. We keep credits as cheap as we can. They’re a convenience, not a money-maker, and they’re there so you can tidy up a photo without leaving the app. If you’d rather skip them, screenshot the item from the website, since product photos laid flat on a plain background are already professionally optimised. Don’t worry if your screenshot catches bits around the edges (e.g. the page background, pricing, sizes) since background removal is included as standard, so all of that gets cleared away. This works for new purchases and for things you own that are still listed online.

The enhancements in the app aren’t magic (although they’re pretty cool!) and lots of photo editing tools can do the same job. Perfect a photo before uploading and you won’t need credits at all. Many people prepare their photos for the big initial import, then keep a small pack for the odd item they can’t find a clean image for.

Downgrading never deletes anything. Items over your new limit are locked, not lost, and unlock again if you come back.

Hiding an item works like an archive. It’s for things you’re not ready to delete but don’t want to see, such as pieces you’re thinking of selling, something you’ve lent to a friend long term, or things you used to own and want to keep a record of. Hidden items stay in your wardrobe, can still be viewed and searched for at any time, and can be brought back whenever you like, or deleted for good when you’re ready.

Tags are also a flexible way of controlling what you see in your wardrobe. Say you want to store your gym clothes or Halloween costumes in your wardrobe app but don’t want to see them every day. Tag them, then in your wardrobe view settings exclude that tag so they don’t appear by default. Unlike hidden items, tagged items stay usable. You can still add them to outfits and collections, they just don’t clutter the everyday view.

Not at the moment. Armadia is currently available for iPhone and iPad only.

Yes. Your wardrobe is saved to your account, so you see the same items, outfits, and plans on every device you sign in on.

Yes! Under Settings > Account, you can export all of your wardrobe data as a CSV file, including links to download all of your images.