Three looks from your own closet, built for the forecast where you are, favouring recent purchases and pieces that go together.
Plan outfits ahead, tag the day, and set where you'll be so the forecast (and the stylist) follow you.
Photograph an item on the rack or paste a product link. Cintre scores it against your closet, sizes and colours, and shows the outfits it would make, live.
Updates as you type. In the real app the photo is read by the stylist model.
Each category hangs on its own rod. Swipe, use the arrows, or press ← → with a rail focused. Tap a piece to add it to the outfit tray.
Photo, a few details, and it hangs on its rail. Wears start at 0, so cost per wear starts at the price.
Tick the pieces you plan to buy this month. The counter shows what's left of your budget after them, so the decision is made before checkout.
List anything you've stopped reaching for, or swap it one-for-one with someone your size. Resale and swaps count toward your closet's impact.
Pick from your closet; the price is suggested from what you paid, wears, and resale averages.
Link your Poshmark account and the Cintre agent writes and posts the listing for you, in your closet, under your name.
Listings from other closets. Buy, or offer one of your pieces as a swap.
For every day you haven't planned, the stylist picks a look from your closet using the forecast and what you've worn or posted before, then emails it to you.
Sent through your connected Gmail.
Next 7 days. Filled days are skipped by the digest.
Sizes, measurements, and colours the stylist must respect. Shop-match results are filtered to your sizes; avoided colours never get recommended.
in inches
Tap once to love, twice to avoid, again to clear.
The block appended to every recommendation prompt.
In the real app each Connect button opens the provider's sign-in and returns to mycintre.com/oauth/callback. Here it simulates the result.
Order confirmations become budget transactions.
Receipts you import land here.
Stuck, found a bug, or have an idea? Leave your email and a note and it goes straight to Elizabeth.
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