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DressBoy
A new, colour-safe outfit every day from your own closet.
DressBoy plans each day's outfits from the clothes you own: colours that go together, dressed for the weather, and light on laundry, so every piece is worn as little as possible. Adding clothes can start with a photo.
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DressBoy, ChoreBoy and ChefBoy also come as one package, SuperBoy. ChoreBoy ties them together: your ChefBoy meals and DressBoy outfits show over each day’s tasks.
Inside DressBoy
Tap a screen to see it larger.
What it does
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Today's outfits
One outfit for each part of the day (business formal, business casual, casual or a workout), shown on a mannequin in its real colours. Reroll it, or swap a piece and the rest re-matches.
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Colours that go together
Every colour comes from a 79-colour chart in nine families, with rules for which families get along. Clashing ones never share an outfit, from your shirt to your socks to your watch.
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Dressed for the weather
The forecast where you are picks sleeves, layers, coats, socks, boots, gloves and the umbrella. Every temperature rule can be changed to suit you.
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Light on laundry
Wear counts, hampers sorted by colour and your laundry days keep track of what's clean, and pieces rest between wears, so your clothes last longer.
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A week ahead, and trips
The next seven days are planned so nothing repeats too soon. For a vacation or a work trip, it packs the fewest pieces that still make a different outfit every day, dressed for that weather.
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Game days and pets
Add the games on your calendar and it dresses you for each one in your team's jersey, cap and gear. Pets get outfits too, from their own hats, coats and boots.
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Add clothes from a photo
Snap your clothes, a whole stack at once: it fills in each piece's kind, colours, pattern and brand for you to check, and keeps the photo with the piece so you can tell it from similar ones.
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Outfits in ChoreBoy, and help
Link ChoreBoy and each day's outfit shows over that day's tasks. 💬 Help answers how anything works, in plain words.
Under the hood
How it's built, for the technically curious.
- 79 colours
- on the chart, each one neutral, soft or bold, in nine families
- 1 outfit engine
- the same code behind the Windows desktop app, the web app and the tests
- 16 day forecast
- and, further out, the same dates over the last five years for a trip's weather
- 600k rounds
- of password stretching in the browser, so a password is never sent as typed
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One engine, everywhere
The colour rules, the planner and the trip packer are one shared set of files, used unchanged by the Windows desktop app, dressboy.app and the tests.
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Accounts on the edge
dressboy.app is a Cloudflare Worker with its own accounts: sign-up with email confirmation, password reset, and each wardrobe saved as one document in Cloudflare D1.
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A photo reader with guard rails
The browser shrinks each photo and measures its main colours, then one AI call per photo answers in strict JSON. Each photo is kept privately for its owner in Cloudflare R2, and there's a daily limit for everyone, as a brake on spending.
- JavaScript
- Electron
- Cloudflare Workers
- Cloudflare D1
- Cloudflare R2
- Generative AI
- Resend
- Open-Meteo
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