



Otum keeps a record of your closet, tracks every wear, and styles outfits from clothes you already have.
psst, the stickers move. Drag them around.

Snap a photo, add the brand and a category. Otum keeps it all sorted and searchable, with the price and wear count on every card. Try it: filter, search, heart something.








Log a wear in one tap. Cost per wear updates as you go, so the pieces that earn their place become obvious, and so do the ones that don't. Go on, wear the coat a few times.

Occasion, vibe, weather. One question at a time, and every outfit comes from your own closet. Answer below and watch it style this demo wardrobe.
Share a look when you want to. Follow people whose taste you trust and save what inspires you.












Smaller details, but the kind you'll notice by day two.
Pieces, wears, what you've spent and what each wear costs, all worked out for you.
The stylist leaves out what you've just worn, unless you tell it not to.
New loafers? Pin them, and every look starts there.
Every wear, dated and tagged, so you can see what you actually reach for.
Oxblood penny loafersSEP 24Work
Oat rib crewneckSEP 24Work
Black tailored coatSEP 22EveningHeart the pieces you love, and they're never more than a filter away.

Save the combinations that work, by hand or straight from the stylist, and pull them up in a tap.












Otum is in beta on iPhone. Join now and help shape what ships next.
Your wardrobe, understood.
Invites go out via TestFlight as spots open up
Straight answers to the questions people ask first.
Leave your name and email, and we'll send you a TestFlight invite as spots open up.
An iPhone on iOS 17 or later, plus Apple's free TestFlight app for the beta.
No. Every look it puts together comes from pieces already in your closet.
It's what you paid for a piece, divided by the number of times you've logged wearing it. Log a wear with one tap and the number updates straight away.
No. Discover is there when you want ideas. You only post a look if you choose to.
Take a photo, then add a name, the brand and a category. That's enough for Otum to sort it, track wears and use it in outfits.
Not unless you want it to. "Exclude recently worn" is on by default, so the stylist skips anything you wore in the last couple of days.
Your closet is better than you think. Otum helps you see it.