WORN: Today's Outfit

One full-length photo of what you wore. That is the whole of it. ■ Does this happen to you You meet someone you only see a few times a year, and turn up in the same clothes as last time. You both laugh it off, but it stays with you. And "what did I wear last time" is something you will never remember without a record. WORN was built to solve that one thing. ■ One photo a day. That is all Before you head out, take one full-length photo in the mirror. The date and the weather go in on their own. Add a word if you want to. That is the end of it. There is no registering your clothes one item at a time. No tags, no categories, no building outfits. This app does two things: it records, and it lets you look back. ■ You can find it again later - Search your notes - search a name and the days you saw that person line up - Calendar - tap an empty day and add a record for that date afterwards - Grid - in the order you took them, with the temperature alongside Skipping days is fine. Dates can be changed freely afterwards, so a day you forgot can be filled in later from a photo already in your library. ■ Nothing here pushes you to keep it up There are no streak badges and no notifications nagging you. The app never holds an empty day against you. A diary, if you want to write every day. A note to yourself, if you only need it now and then. The same app, either way. ■ The photos are yours There is no server run by the developer. Photos and notes stay on your phone, and, if you turn sync on, in your own iCloud, and nowhere else. The developer can neither collect them nor read them. There are no ads and no analytics. With iCloud sync on, your records carry over when you change phones. ■ Plus (one-time purchase) Recording, search, the calendar and iCloud sync are all free and stay free. Plus is for making your own archive something you enjoy looking at. - Recent days - just what you wore in the last 3, 5 or 7 days So you can check in the morning whether you are repeating yesterday - Your colors - reads the colors of your clothes from the photos and lays them out as a band, by month and by year Tap a color to see only the records in that color - Find by temperature - when tomorrow is 18 degrees, it lines up the days that were about that temperature in about that season. Last year turns up too - Share together - a week or a month as a single image No dates and no notes go into it, so you can show it as it is - Passcode lock - hand your phone to someone without your records showing It is not a subscription. Pay once and that is that. ■ Requirements iPhone running iOS 16.0 or later. Showing the weather needs permission for your location, but records work without it - the weather field simply does not appear. --- Weather data provided by Apple Weather