Disclaimer: I am not in any way involved in Indyx as a business. I use the free functions available on the app and have never used the paid services. I will only be discussing the features that are available for free. Indyx is available in your app store of choice for apple or android. It allows you to take photos of the individual items in your wardrobe, then mix and match them to create outfits. Their photo program automatically removes the background from images and works really well. Here is a crazy outfit I put together for an 80s night concert. [https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/9e83307e-01be-40cb-a069-bd7b8883dd7d.jpeg] You can add information with each item such as date purchased and price paid, and for each time you “wear" an outfit (by adding it to your calendar) the app will calculate your price-per-wear. [https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/360af924-29e7-415a-ae9f-fd894150c0a2.jpeg] You can create groups of items. For example, when packing for a trip, I plan outfits and put all the items I want to bring for them on one list. It helps me create a little capsule wardrobe so I can use items in multiple ways and save packing space. You can also create a wishlist for items you’re interested in buying. This has been one of the most helpful features for me. Sometimes I think an item will be perfect for me, but when I add a photo of it to Indyx and try to create outfits with the things I already own, I realize it doesn’t quite work and would not be economical for me to buy. The app has definitely saved me money. I like to save inspirational outfits on pinterest, then see if I can build something similar with what I own. That also helps me identify gaps in my wardrobe. After saving a bunch of outfits with a navy shirt, I knew I needed to get one. [https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/42f5a991-c38e-4e04-b0ab-74b395cae4c1.jpeg] [https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/2607bcc1-f608-44b3-8646-624cabf86c9a.jpeg] I label my outfits based on what temperature I would wear them in (cold, cool, warm, hot) and sort them each day to find something weather-appropriate. Or I decide I want to wear a specific pair of pants or an accessory. I can navigate to that an item and see all the outfits I’ve created with it, and select one. Or let’s say you’ve got an outfit that you want to pick out matching purple jewelry for. Sort by jewelry and purple to narrow down your options. I once misplaced a ring and was able to look on my calendar to see when I last wore it. Sure enough, it was in the pocket of the pants I wore that day. [https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/edd1df35-8e6d-4250-a032-376e8234c358.jpeg] I’ve been using Indyx for over a year now. I don’t have to sift through my closet or end up only wearing the same few things because they’re the only ones in front of my face. If you enjoy putting outfits together, it’s a lot of fun, especially when you do add a new item. The developers have made a lot of changes and are still working on features. They are very responsive to issues and feedback. Some things that used to be free are now behind a pay wall and I expect most new features will be as well. The devs point out that when an app is totally free, that means the product is probably you, and they want the app and their services to be the product, not their users. According to their newsletter, their average user earns between $100-150,000 yearly, which is far, far higher than me, so I’m not really their target customer. But the app is still super useful and fun for me. If anyone has questions or would like tips for using it or taking good photos, please ask in comments.