In testing · Washington, DC · iPhone and Android
Your closet, styled for the day ahead.
Valet reads your plans and the hour-by-hour forecast, then puts together a look for each part of your day from clothes you already own.
Free while in testing. A small group of testers in the DC area for now.
Cool morning, 63° by noon, dry.
- Navy unstructured blazer
- White oxford shirt
- Grey wool trousers
- Brown suede loafers
Rain from 9: leather boots instead of the suede, and a mac. Keeps the trousers.
- Charcoal merino crewneck
- Grey wool trousers
- Dark brown leather boots
- Navy rain mac
A stylist that works from your own closet.
You don't need a new wardrobe to dress well. Valet starts from what's already in your closet, and gets the basics right first: the weather, the occasion, what's clean.
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A look for each part of your day
Work, a workout, dinner, a late flight: each part of your day gets its own look, built from pieces you own and dressed for the forecast at those hours, not the day's average. When there's no reason to change, Valet keeps you in the same outfit.
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A stylist that remembers you
Ask what to wear, or why. The stylist keeps your conversation and a short list of what it has learned about you — what you liked, what wasn't you — which you can read, edit or delete. Its suggestions come with buttons: wear this, plan it, swap a piece.
Uses AI, which is invite-only while Valet is in testing.
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Trips, packed by Valet
Tell it where, when and what bag you're taking. Valet plans each day's looks for that weather from your closet, picks how many pairs of shoes the days and the bag call for, reads your trip notes for what else to bring, and has you travel in what you'll wear on day one.
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Care by cleanliness, not the calendar
Valet counts wears. A shirt goes to the hamper when it needs a wash; a suit goes "To the cleaner" after its set number of wears. Either way it stays out of your looks until it's back.
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Add a piece with a photo
Take a photo, add the care label if you have it, and Valet names the piece, tags its colour, cloth and warmth, and files it. It asks you at most three questions, and only where the answer would change a look.
Photo filing uses AI (invite-only in testing). Without it, you fill in a short form.
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Menswear, womenswear, or both
Suits and separates, dresses and skirts. Tell Valet how you dress for work and what you never wear, and it keeps to that.
Three steps, then it's every morning.
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Add your closet
Photograph your pieces, a few at a time. Start with what you wear most; Valet works with what it has.
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Tell it about your week
Answer a few questions — your work dress code, your workouts, what you never wear — and, if you like, let it read your calendar.
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Open Today
Each morning there's a look for each part of the day. Wear it, swap a piece, or ask the stylist. Log what you wore and Valet keeps count.
Your closet stays yours.
What you put into Valet is used to style you, and nothing else. The privacy policy lists exactly what leaves your phone, where it goes and why.
- Phone first. Your closet, photos and history live on your phone, and Valet works without an account. An account keeps a copy so a new phone can get it back.
- No ads, no cross-app tracking, never sold. Your data goes only to the services that run Valet's features. One exception: on Gemini's free tier, Google may use AI requests to improve its products.
- AI is invite-only in testing. Where a feature uses AI, only what it needs is sent, without your name or email. Without an account, nothing goes to AI.
- Delete it all. Deleting your account, in the app or by email, removes everything saved to it, photos included.
From "needs a clean" to picked up, in DC first.
Valet already knows when a suit is due at the cleaner or a pair of shoes needs work. Next, we plan to let you book laundry and dry-cleaning pickup, tailoring and repairs from that moment, starting in Washington, DC, Arlington, Alexandria, Bethesda and Silver Spring — and to help you resell pieces you're done with.
Partners may pay Valet for those bookings. They will never decide what Valet recommends. How that works.
Get dressed by Valet.
We're adding testers in the Washington, DC area, on iPhone and Android. Send us a note with your phone and how you dress, and we'll send an invite when there's a place.
Email to join the tester listOpens your email app. Or write to valet.stylist.app@gmail.com.