AI grounded in your wardrobe
An AI wardrobe app that works from your own clothes
Pomada turns real outfit photos into a visual wardrobe, preserves looks you wore, and creates inspectable outfit directions from recognized garments.
For people comparing AI stylists who want help using their wardrobe rather than another stream of products to buy.
The short answer
Pomada starts with photos of outfits you actually wore. It identifies visible garments, keeps each complete look in context, and uses that wardrobe evidence for matching and outfit generation. Owned pieces and optional ideas remain distinguishable, so the AI can help with your closet without pretending every suggestion is already yours.
The actual problem
The label AI stylist often describes a shopping recommender, virtual try-on demo, or generic image generator. Those tools may inspire, but they do not automatically create a reliable memory of the clothes and combinations already in your life.
A three-step path
Add real outfit evidence
Upload several clear full-look photos so the system can preserve combinations and identify the garments that are visible.
Correct what matters
Review repeated or important garments, merge duplicates, and add missing details when they affect an actual outfit decision.
Generate with boundaries
Use your wardrobe as the anchor, inspect the result piece by piece, and keep suggested items separate from garments the system has recognized as yours.
What this gives you
- A visual wardrobe that grows from complete outfits
- Matching and generation anchored in recognized clothes
- Editable results with explicit ownership boundaries
Frequently asked questions
Does Pomada use clothes I already own?
Pomada builds wardrobe records from clothes visible in your outfit photos and can use those recognized pieces and saved looks as anchors for matching and generation.
Is Pomada a virtual try-on app?
No. Pomada organizes wardrobe evidence and creates outfit directions. It does not claim to simulate exact fit or place a photorealistic garment on your body.
Can the AI make mistakes about my clothes?
Yes. Layers, reflections, poor light and similar garments can cause mistakes. Pomada should let you correct or merge important records rather than treating computer vision as unquestionable.
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