A stylist who knows
everything you own.
Photograph your wardrobe once. Averley tells you what to wear each morning — and stops you buying the fourth cream t-shirt.
Get founding access€20/month when it launches · nothing charged now
and take a photo.
You own 62 things.
You wear 26 of them.
Not because the rest are wrong. Because at 7am you can't hold a whole wardrobe in your head, so you reach for the same six things — and buy more of what you already have.
Lay them on the floor
Eight items to a photo. Averley cuts out each piece and tags colour, category and fabric. A full wardrobe takes about fifteen minutes, once.
Say where you're going
Dinner with friends, a meeting, the gym. She checks the weather and answers with clothes already hanging in your wardrobe.
Scan before you buy
Point your camera at anything in a shop. She tells you whether it earns its place — or whether you own three already.
The part that pays for itself.
You own three plain tees in this exact shade. One you haven't worn since March.
Tan is in your colour range, and it's the closed shoe your wardrobe is missing.
Buttons can't cover real life.
Plans change, weather turns, you're seeing someone you want to look good for. Write to her the way you'd text a friend.
Half your wardrobe
might not be your colours.
One selfie by a window in morning light — the same method a stylist uses in person. Averley reads your undertone and contrast, then tells you which of the things you already own sit next to your face and work, and which quietly don't.
A guideline, not a rule. You can turn it off.
€20 a month.
Less than one session.
A single wardrobe consultation starts at €30. This one is with you every morning, and in every shop.
Claim my placeNothing is charged today. First 500 keep this price when we launch.
Is the app available now?
Not yet. We're building it, and founding members get first access. Nothing is charged until it launches.
How long does it take to add my wardrobe?
About fifteen minutes for a full wardrobe, because you photograph eight items at a time rather than one by one. You can also start with fifteen pieces and add the rest later.
What happens to my photos?
Garment photos are stored so Averley can build outfits from them. The colour analysis selfie is different — we read six colour values from it and delete the image. It's cropped on your phone at the collarbone before anything is sent.
Do I have to buy the things she suggests?
No. Most of what she says is about clothes you already own. We don't sell anything and we don't earn commission from shops.
Who's behind this?
A small team in Limassol, Cyprus. Write to us any time at hello@averley.app.