MyClo: My Digital Closet

About MyClo: My Digital Closet

Full changelog (2.0.1 — internal) Navigation & shell — Swipe left/right between Home, Closet, Outfits, and Calendar; the tab bar is now a floating Liquid Glass component. A What's New modal shows once per update, versioned separately from the app version so new installs are seeded out of it. Onboarding — The four intro slides now play recorded demo videos of the app (expo-video, muted and looping, only the active slide plays). This adds a new native module, which is why this build required a full native rebuild rather than an OTA update. Outfits & flat-lay — Initial item placement is 1.75× larger with per-category tuning (outerwear and bottoms up, tops and footwear down), and the editing canvas shows dashed guide lines at 8% and 92% that are excluded from the saved image. Calendar — Date cell headers now have a fixed height matching the today/selected badge, which fixes weekday thumbnails being pulled upward out of alignment. The outfit picker card was also unified with the Outfits grid spec. Home — Most/Least Worn cards label by brand name first (brand || name), matching how outfit details already worked. Notifications — Daily reminder copy rotates through seven weekday variants on an infinite weekly cycle, and users can set the delivery time in Settings → Notifications (JS-only TimePickerSheet, so no rebuild needed to change it; stored as weather_hour/weather_minute). Backup & restore (Phase 1 hardening) — Restore now has separate snapshot and merge modes, runs in a single exclusive transaction with a VACUUM INTO pre-restore backup, and pages through large datasets. Backup isolates per-table failures for partial success, chunks at 500 rows, and guards against mass deletion (confirmation when dropping 20+ rows or over half of remote). Local image mapping stores filenames instead of absolute paths, fixing photos breaking after an app update, and orphaned null-URL rows get reconnected to their Storage files. Help — New Help screen in Settings covering six features.

App privacy

The developer, Suhyuk LEE, reported these privacy practices to Apple.