Getting dressed
Use clothes already owned.
Travel + Wardrobe
Start with one trip and enough context to make the packing decisions easier. Then, if you want, see the larger wardrobe system I’m testing.
You do not need a digitized wardrobe or a new system. Give an AI assistant the context of one trip and use it to build a more thoughtful packing list.

Copy + personalize
Help me create a thoughtful packing list for this trip. Destination: [DESTINATION] Weather: [FORECAST OR SEASON] Number of days: [DAYS] Itinerary and activities: [DETAILS] Dress codes: [DETAILS OR NONE] Who I am packing for: [PEOPLE AND AGES] Laundry access: [YES/NO/DETAILS] Personal preferences or must-haves: [DETAILS] Organize the list into clear packing categories. Recommend an appropriate number of outfits, identify pieces that should work across activities, flag commonly forgotten items, and include children's needs where relevant.
A reusable Notion packing list you can customize once for your family and use for every trip.
Wardrobe Intelligence is a digitized closet that gives AI context about what you actually own, how you like to dress, and what a specific trip or occasion requires.
NotionUse clothes already owned.
Plan around the occasion, weather and dress code.
Build outfits and packing plans from what is actually in the closet.
Where the idea came from
The idea for Wardrobe Intelligence started years ago, when my best friend, an amazing stylist, helped me pack for trips.
She gave me rules I still think about: every top should work with at least two bottoms, every bottom with at least two tops, and every pair of shoes with at least two outfits. As we planned for several trips together, I started seeing patterns in how she pulled everything together. I also noticed the classic pieces missing from my closet, a great white tee, a trench, that could make so much of what I already owned work better.
That got me wondering: could technology get to know my wardrobe, my personal style, and the itinerary for a trip, then help me put a packing plan together?
Three small setups that take real things off your plate this week. Free.
Plus new systems when they’re ready. No inbox avalanche.