Show HN: Digital Wardrobe – Track your daily outfit cost

2 Jasperio 0 8/24/2025, 11:14:43 AM

*The Problem:* A $200 jacket worn twice = $100 per wear. A $50 t-shirt worn weekly = $2.50 per wear. Most wardrobe apps focus on outfit planning, but none track the actual cost of what you wear.

*The Solution:* Digital Wardrobe lets you: - Upload photos of your clothes - Track how often you wear each item - Calculate cost-per-wear for every piece - Get data-driven insights for smarter buying decisions

*Tech Stack:* - Next.js + TypeScript - Supabase for auth & storage - Tailwind CSS + shadcn/ui - Deployed on Vercel

*Why I Built This:* I wanted a simple way to make fashion choices based on data rather than impulse. Now I can see what’s truly worth keeping and plan outfits smarter.

MVP built in 2 days. Looking for feedback on: - UX/UI improvements - Additional metrics to track - Feature ideas for future releases

Try it out and let me know what you think: https://digital-wardrobe-ivory.vercel.app/

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Show HN: Digital Wardrobe – Track your daily outfit cost

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