Most people find out what suits them by buying it wrong first. Wearly Labs gives you the answer instead: your color season, your body type, and a verdict color by color and cut by cut, based on your own photos and answers. The call is made by a deterministic engine, not a chat model, so the same inputs always give the same result. You get a PDF report plus a profile file you can paste into any AI chat. One report, $29, no subscription.
Everyone has a few clothes they never wear. Not because they were cheap, but because they looked great in the shop and wrong at home. That gap is what Wearly Labs closes.
You answer a questionnaire and upload five photos with a sheet of white paper for color calibration. Back comes your color season, your body type, and a verdict color by color and cut by cut: this works on you, this does not. It is written to be used in a fitting room, not studied.
The part I care about most is that it is repeatable. A deterministic engine makes every call from your answers, and the AI only writes the explanation on top. Same inputs, same result, every time.
You also get a plain text profile you can paste into any AI chat when you are unsure about an outfit.
It costs $29, once.
I would like feedback on two things: does the report read well on a phone, and would you trust a machine with a judgment call like this at all?