WardrobeWiki

WardrobeWiki is a personal Wikipedia for your closet: a wardrobe brain that turns clothing items into searchable, organized knowledge pages.

Instead of creating articles about the world, WardrobeWiki creates wiki-style pages about what you own: shirts, jeans, shoes, storage locations, weather fits, occasions, and outfit combinations. Users can upload photos of garments, record where each item is kept, tag when it works best, and build a living encyclopedia of their wardrobe.

The app uses Cloudinary to store garment photos and HydraDB as the memory layer for wardrobe context. As the wardrobe grows, the system can answer natural-language questions like "What should I wear for a college presentation?”, “Where did I keep my black jeans?”, or “What works for hot weather?”

WardrobeWiki reimagines Wikipedia as a personal knowledge base: not for general facts, but for the everyday knowledge hidden inside your own closet.