FROM “WHERE IS THAT SHIRT?” TO “I KNOW EXACTLY WHAT TO WEAR.”
Your closet, explained like a friend.
Every menu, button and private little detail—plus a one-week plan for learning the app, finding the rough edges and filming the story women will recognize immediately.
OUR FIRST PRIORITY IS YOUR PRIVACYPrivate closet, body and saved try-on images live on your device.
No selling data. No advertising profiles. No promotional spam from joining. Only minimal protected account records and optional synced text live online; AI and seller photos leave the device only after a clear choice.
THE COMPLETE PRODUCT MAP
Everything the app can do.
68 current capabilities—before Tessa tells us what needs to become easier.
01Completely ad-free: no paid ads, sponsors, affiliate links or advertising profiles02Private Google, ChatGPT or email-and-password accounts03Guided setup across Closet, Pantry, Garage, Vanity and Cabinet04Household, Locations, categories and first-item capture configured together05Rapid photo queues for clothing, groceries, tools and household products06Complete kitchen inventory for food, spices, seasonings, gadgets, utensils, cookware, bakeware, small appliances, storage and supplies07Save-first Drafts with retryable background descriptions and pure-white catalog images08Installable iPhone web app—no App Store download09Persistent secure member sign-in10Three luxury-style closet rooms11Full wardrobe inventory organized by category, then color12Whole-home Quick Search across every active space, family member and exact location13Shared Shopping List with voice entry and Need → In Cart → Put Away14One-tap Shopping List restocking from Vanity and Cabinet inventory15Vanity AI Look Studio with Closet outfit matching, owned-product recipes, three variations and optional private AI Mirror16Allergy-first Cabinet Guide with emergency screening and conservative saved-label review17Add While Shopping with AI sorting for mixed purchases1846 built-in wardrobe and accessory categories19Add, rename and safely delete custom categories20Live rear camera and separate Photo Library picker21Bulk Upload for up to 100 save-first garment photos22One-tap AI garment identification, background removal and 1:1 catalog preparation23Natural invisible-mannequin shaping for flat garment photos24Barcode/tag capture mode25Manual item entry when no tag exists26Private family birth dates and age-aware, gender-aware fit questions27Color-accuracy warning for Night Shift and True Tone28Five-star garment ratings with private fit and styling notes29Private Looks & Events photo library with closet-piece tagging30Opt-in real-life outfit learning for coordination, color and garment-fit clues31Wear history and one-tap “worn today” logging32Laundry and dry-cleaning availability33Five-Minute Closet Reset—one decision at a time34Dress Me Now natural-language outfit planning35Five-day weather-aware weekly outfit plan36Closet Savings: money, cost-per-wear and time returned37Easy View with larger words and controls38Weather-, season- and time-aware Closet Discovery39Shuffle, favorite and build a discovery look40Start-with-one-piece outfit builder41Photo-first outfit canvas using real closet-item images42Manual family-specific wardrobe carousels43Per-piece Shuffle, Next, swap and remove controls44Climate-checked Outfit Brain prompts for activity, mood, color and occasion45Outfit Brain creative and refinement commands46Opt-in AI “Try It on Me” previews47Per-render privacy permissions and intimate-category guardrails48Saved local looks and AI lookbook49Worldwide weather-aware packing concierge50Forecast versus historical-climate honesty51Packing checklist and travel essentials52Get Ready timer with audible 15-, 5-, 2-minute and GO alerts53Paid-member local Trade, Sell, Donate and Recycle Marketplace54Private member messages without public contact details55City-level listings with no platform checkout or seller fees56Nearby donation, consignment, recycling and hauling finder57Encrypted whole-home replacement-value and insurance report58Collections, valuables, appraisals, warranties and service-plan vault59Separate adaptive Fit Profiles for every family member60Four-view private body photo vault61Encrypted local backup and restore62Device-storage protection and offline closet access63Closet, Pantry, Garage, Vanity, Cabinet and All Access membership controls64Owner-controlled module visibility without deleting hidden inventory65Home and off-property Garage storage paths down to aisle, shelf, bin and box66Account-based Give 5, Get 1 Year referral tracking and native sharing67Online billing management and cancellation68Prominent sign out and device-only privacy status
TESSA’S REAL-PHONE BETA WEEK
Seven days. One honest test.
Do not try to finish the closet in one heroic night. Learn one layer each day, use it in real life and record what feels wonderful—or weird.
DAY 1
Make the iPhone home base
Install it, sign in, allow weather and learn where photos live.
Open tessascloset.com/closet in Safari.
Use Share → Add to Home Screen.
Always reopen the new Tessa’s Closet icon.
Sign in and confirm Profile shows your name.
Tap weather and allow location.
Open Get Ready Timer and confirm sound works.
CAMERA NOTEFilm the emotional beginning: “I have three closets and still forget what I own.”
DAY 2
Keep snapping while Tessa finishes
Photograph a closet quickly while every untouched source saves first and protected jobs continue even if the phone locks.
Choose a balanced test group: tops, bottoms, dress, layer, shoes, bag and accessory.
Leave Fast Capture + Auto Finish selected and photograph several garments continuously; confirm the camera stays open.
Watch the local-save count and protected processing count move independently.
Use BULK UPLOAD to select a large group from the photo library; confirm each original finishes saving before leaving that screen.
Lock the phone briefly after protected processing starts, then return to Tessa’s Closet.
Open the Photo Review Desk and confirm the jobs reconnect automatically.
Confirm completed garments appear only after a full image and description pass their safety checks.
Confirm any interruption leaves the untouched original Draft usable.
Use Finish Drafts Automatically for older waiting Drafts, or Review One by One when you want control.
Open Dress Me on iPhone, focus and dismiss the prompt keyboard, and confirm the app never zooms.
CAMERA NOTEFilm both fast paths: continuous shutter capture, then selecting a large photo-library batch with the save counter moving one original at a time.
DAY 3
Make the closet feel like yours
Test categories, colors, search, ratings, notes, editing and deletion.
Rename one category.
Add one very Tessa-specific category.
Delete an empty test category.
Give a favorite piece five stars and a problem piece two stars.
Add a fit or styling note to each rated piece.
Search by brand, color and private note.
Filter by closet, category and color.
Delete one throwaway test item and confirm the warning makes sense.
CAMERA NOTEUse the line: “The app does not tell me how my closet should be organized. It learns how I organize mine.”
DAY 4
Get dressed without playing outfit roulette
Test Dress Me, Garment Care, Laundry, Reset and the timer in a real morning.
Ask Dress Me for a real multi-stop day and one comfort rule.
Compare all three results and wear one.
Open Garment Care and test each nearby-service filter.
Mark worn pieces Laundry and confirm they disappear from recommendations.
Complete all five Closet Reset decisions.
Open Closet Savings and log one purchase you avoided.
Run a real 20-minute Get Ready timer.
CAMERA NOTERecord the win: one outfit chosen, one nearby care option found, zero outfit roulette.
DAY 5
Build outfits from real closet photos
Test the Photo-First Outfit Builder, family closet boundary and AI consent.
Enter only measurements you are comfortable saving.
Take Front, Back, Left and Right photos using the same position.
Tell the Outfit Brain what the day, weather and activity look like.
Build one look manually from the closet carousel.
Shuffle a single piece, then use Next to move through closet order.
Save the finished photo-first look.
With Closet membership active, run one AI preview and read all three permissions aloud.
CAMERA NOTELead with privacy: “My pictures live on my phone. The app asks again before one AI render.”
DAY 6
Pack, shop and release
Test the app beyond today’s outfit.
Create one near-term trip with a live forecast.
Create one far-future trip and confirm it says climate estimate.
Mark several pieces packed.
Shop around an item you already own.
Save a match and open the buy/contact sheet.
Create one resale draft and test a marketplace handoff.
CAMERA NOTETell the circular-closet story: wear it, release it, let somebody else rewear it.
DAY 7
Protect it and break it kindly
Back up the vault and deliberately hunt for friction.
Export an encrypted backup and save the password separately.
Confirm the backup file appears in Files.
Test offline mode after the app has loaded once.
Try camera denial, weather denial and an empty search.
Rotate the phone, lock the screen during the timer and return.
Write down every confusing word, extra tap, dead end or visual glitch.
Record the final week-one verdict before fixing anything.
CAMERA NOTEHonesty sells: share what delighted you, what confused you and what the next update will improve.
THE FULL MANUAL
Every screen, in order.
Use the filters or search above. Open a guide for exact steps, every relevant control, Tessa’s test checklist and a ready-to-film video outline.
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Start Here · First visit to each active family spaceSet up the family spaces you actually use
The guided start connects a household name, family profiles, real storage Locations, useful categories and the fastest first-item method. Closet, Pantry, Garage, Vanity and Cabinet remain focused spaces inside one private household system, and the owner can hide any space the family does not use.
Free+
A calm beginning prevents the empty screens, mystery categories and lost-item problems that make home inventory feel like work.
Step by step
In Account & Membership → My Home, the household owner turns on only the included spaces the family wants to see. Hidden spaces keep their saved inventory.
On the first visit to an active space, use the Setup Wizard or the calm setup button in More.
Confirm the household name shared by the family.
Add optional adult, teen and child profiles; the signed-in member is already the primary profile.
Choose the real closets, cupboards, refrigerators, medicine cabinets, vanity drawers, racks or bins you use; add custom names whenever the suggested choices do not fit.
Choose useful categories. AI may suggest a category later, but the family always controls the saved result.
Choose rapid photos, barcode scanning or manual entry.
Choose SKIP ›› or × at any time without losing completed sections.
For rapid photos, keep taking or selecting pictures. Each untouched original saves before off-device work begins.
Let descriptions and clean catalog images finish while you continue adding items.
Open any Draft or Review Needed item and choose Retry if processing was interrupted.
Open More → Locations later to create detailed paths such as “drawer under the microwave” or “Storage Unit 2 → Aisle B → Bin 6.”
Every control on this screen
Continue
Moves to the next required setup decision only after the current step is usable.
Take or choose photos
Opens the save-first rapid capture queue.
Scan barcodes
Opens the package, tag or product-code path.
Add manually
Creates an item when there is no useful photo or barcode.
Retry
Restarts identification and image cleanup from the original saved on this device.
Locations
Adds or refines the private human-readable path where an item lives.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Complete each wizard with at least one custom location.
□ Photograph several different items without waiting between pictures.
□ Confirm Drafts appear immediately.
□ Confirm completed items have editable descriptions and clean white backgrounds.
□ Interrupt one request and verify Retry remains available.
□ Search for an item by its storage path.
VIDEO OUTLINE
One calm setup for the whole home
Hook“Closet, Pantry and Garage now begin the same way, so nobody has to guess what comes next.”
Open the Setup Wizard button.
Name the household.
Add family profiles.
Choose real Locations.
Choose categories.
Pick photos or barcode.
Capture several items quickly.
Show Draft, processing and Retry.
Find one item by its path.
Closing line“Add it once, confirm it once, and let the whole family find it later.”
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Start Here · Pantry → InventoryOrganize the whole kitchen in Pantry
Pantry includes food, beverages, spices, seasonings, gadgets, utensils, pots, pans, bakeware, small appliances, food-storage containers, serveware, linens and kitchen-specific supplies. Food stays connected to meals and Use Soon; durable kitchen gear stays out of recipe matching.
Included space or All Access+
The kitchen works better when ingredients and the tools that turn them into meals are both visible and easy to find.
Step by step
Open Pantry and tap Add kitchen item.
Photograph one product, scan packaged food, import a receipt or add the item manually.
Choose the best category, including Spices & Seasonings, Kitchen Gadgets, Utensils & Tools, Pots & Pans, Bakeware, Small Appliances, Food Storage, Serveware & Tabletop, Kitchen Linens or Cleaning & Kitchen Supplies.
Assign the item to a family member or mark it shared.
Choose the exact pantry, cabinet, drawer, shelf or countertop location.
Use the Food & Ingredients and Kitchen Gear filters to keep the inventory simple.
Mark an empty food or missing kitchen tool Empty / Missing to preserve its record and add it to the Shopping List.
Every control on this screen
Food & Ingredients
Shows edible inventory used by Chef Tessa for meal planning and freshness cues.
Kitchen Gear
Shows cookware, gadgets, tools, appliances, storage, serveware, linens and supplies without feeding them into recipes.
Photo intake
Identifies one item or several visible items from a shelf, cabinet or drawer for confirmation.
Exact location
Records the cabinet, drawer, shelf, countertop or other real kitchen place.
Empty / Missing
Keeps the saved image and details connected to the Shopping List.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Add paprika, a whisk, a frying pan and a storage container.
□ Confirm each appears under the correct category and exact location.
□ Filter to Kitchen Gear and verify food disappears.
□ Open Meals and confirm cookware is never treated as an ingredient.
□ Mark the whisk Missing and verify it reaches the Shopping List.
VIDEO OUTLINE
Your whole kitchen—finally visible
Hook“I can find the paprika and the roasting pan without opening every cabinet.”
Add a spice.
Photograph a gadget.
Choose a cookware category.
Save exact locations.
Filter food versus gear.
Closing line“The ingredients inspire dinner. The tools help make it happen.”
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Start Here · VanityOrganize makeup and personal care in Vanity
Vanity uses the same private photo, family-assignment, Location, Search and Shopping List foundation as the rest of the home, then adds AI Look Studio to design outfit-matched makeup from products the person already owns.
Vanity+
Seeing every product by person and exact drawer makes daily routines faster and helps the household use what it already owns.
Step by step
Open Account & Membership → My Home and turn Vanity ON.
Open Vanity and photograph one product, or add it manually.
Review the AI-isolated catalog image and confirm the visible label details.
Assign the product to a family member or mark it shared.
Choose the exact room, cabinet, drawer, shelf or travel bag.
Add shade, opening date, expiration and the package’s period-after-opening symbol when relevant.
Open AI Look Studio, choose the family member and select Closet pieces, describe the outfit or add one optional outfit photo.
Choose the occasion, style, intensity and available time; build the owned-product recipe.
Try the softer, bolder and faster variations; add only true gaps to the Shopping List.
Optionally approve one AI Mirror request. The portrait and generated preview are not saved to the household account.
Save the reusable text recipe; any saved preview remains only on that device.
Use Empty / Missing or + Shopping List for straightforward restocking.
Every control on this screen
Photograph an item
Saves the original privately on the device, isolates the product and prepares editable details.
AI Look Studio
Matches makeup to Closet pieces, an outfit description or one deliberately selected outfit photo.
Soft / Bold / Fast
Builds another complete variation without abandoning the outfit direction.
AI Mirror
Creates one optional adult creative preview after explicit consent; no face identification or skin diagnosis.
+ Shopping List
Adds a normal restock or optional Look Studio gap without marking the saved product empty.
Empty / Missing
Marks the product empty and adds its saved identity to the Shopping List.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Add one makeup item and one personal-care product.
□ Assign them to different family members.
□ Move one product to a new drawer.
□ Mark one empty and verify its details remain on the Shopping List.
□ Search by brand, shade and exact location.
VIDEO OUTLINE
Know what is already in your vanity
Hook“I can see the exact shade, who it belongs to and where it lives.”
Take a product photo.
Confirm label details.
Choose a person.
Choose a drawer.
Mark one empty.
Closing line“Nothing is lost just because the bottle is empty.”
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Start Here · CabinetKeep a private family Cabinet inventory
Cabinet records visible label facts, quantity, family assignment, expiration and exact location. Cabinet Guide may screen a symptom description for urgent warning signs and conservatively surface eligible saved labels to reread. It never diagnoses, prescribes, combines medicines or calculates a dose.
Cabinet+
A calm private inventory helps the household know what is available, who it is for and exactly where to retrieve it without digging.
Step by step
Open Account & Membership → My Home and turn Cabinet ON.
In More → Family, save known allergies, medicine reactions or ‘None known’ for every human profile. Cabinet Guide intentionally stops when this is blank.
Photograph the package or add the medicine manually.
Review every AI-read label detail before saving; unclear information is left for you to confirm.
For non-prescription items, confirm the active ingredient, Drug Facts uses, warnings and age limits from the current physical label.
Assign it to a family member or mark it shared.
Choose the exact cabinet, shelf, drawer, first-aid kit or secure storage place.
Open Cabinet Guide, choose the person and describe symptoms, duration and severity in plain language.
Follow any urgent-action message immediately. Otherwise, treat every product shown only as an item whose physical label is worth reviewing or discussing with a pharmacist.
Use + Shopping List for a normal restock, or Empty / Missing to preserve the prior record and add a replacement.
Every control on this screen
Photograph an item
Isolates the package and transcribes visible label facts for confirmation.
Allergies & medicine safety
Stores person-specific allergies and reactions; Cabinet Guide checks them before it can show a label-matched item.
Cabinet Guide
Screens urgent warning signs first, then reviews only eligible non-prescription products with confirmed saved label fields.
+ Shopping List
Adds an ordinary replacement or restock without claiming that the product is medically appropriate.
Expiration check
Shows saved items expiring within 90 days or already expired.
Empty / Missing
Creates a replacement reminder while preserving the existing item identity and history.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Add one shared first-aid item and one person-specific medicine.
□ Confirm a date and strength from the visible package.
□ Search by name, person and location.
□ Mark one item empty and put its replacement away.
□ Confirm the page never offers a diagnosis, dosage or treatment recommendation.
VIDEO OUTLINE
Know what medicine the household has
Hook“This tells me what we have and where it is—nothing more, nothing less.”
Photograph a package.
Confirm visible facts.
Choose a person.
Choose a secure place.
Open Expiration Check.
Repeat the medical-safety boundary.
Closing line“Inventory is useful. Medical decisions still belong with the label and a qualified clinician.”
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Whole Home · Bottom menu → SearchFind anything with whole-home Quick Search
Quick Search checks Closet, Pantry, Garage, Vanity and Cabinet records inside the signed-in household, including item names, brands, colors, notes, family members and exact storage paths.
Free+
One search should answer where something is without making the family remember which app owns it.
Step by step
Tap Search in the original bottom action menu of any family space.
Type an item, brand, color, model, note, person, room, shelf, bin or storage-unit name.
Review matches from every active space and family member.
Open the correct result to view or update it.
Tap Empty / Missing when the record exists but the physical item is gone or used up.
Use More for Shopping List, Locations, Family, Plan and Add While Shopping.
Every control on this screen
Search
Opens one household-wide search without a floating second menu.
Family and space labels
Show exactly whose item it is and whether it belongs to Closet, Pantry, Garage, Vanity or Cabinet.
Empty / Missing
Updates inventory and sends the saved item to Shopping List without deleting its history.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Search for one item in each space.
□ Search by a family member.
□ Search by an off-property storage-unit name.
□ Mark one result missing and confirm it reaches Shopping List.
VIDEO OUTLINE
One search for the whole house
Hook“I do not need to remember which app—or which bin—owns this thing.”
Tap bottom Search.
Search by item.
Search by person.
Open exact location.
Mark missing.
Closing line“If it is recorded in the household, Search can help me find it.”
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Whole Home · More → Shopping ListUse the shared Shopping List from need to put-away
Shopping List connects Empty / Missing records and new spoken or typed requests to one simple Need → In Cart → Put Away flow across the whole household.
Free+
The list should preserve what the household already knows instead of making someone enter the same product twice.
Step by step
From Search or an item, tap Empty / Missing to reuse its photo, name, owner, space and details.
Or open More → Shopping List and speak or type a new item.
Review the suggested destination when the item is new or uncertain.
At the store, tap the item into In Cart.
After shopping, tap Put Away.
A known item returns to its saved inventory record; a new item becomes a confirmation draft before entering inventory.
Every control on this screen
Microphone
Turns a spoken list into separate editable items when the browser permits speech input.
Need
Keeps the item on the active list.
In Cart
Confirms the physical item has been picked up.
Put Away
Restores a known inventory record or prepares a new confirmation draft.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Add one saved item through Empty / Missing.
□ Speak two new items.
□ Move one item through all three states.
□ Confirm a known item keeps its image and details.
□ Confirm a new item requires review.
VIDEO OUTLINE
From empty shelf to put away
Hook“The app already knows what I buy, so I should not have to build it again.”
Mark missing.
Speak a new item.
Tap In Cart.
Tap Put Away.
Show preserved details.
Closing line“One list. One tap at each real-life moment.”
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Whole Home · More → Add While ShoppingAdd mixed purchases while you are still shopping
Add While Shopping accepts mixed purchase photos, isolates visible products, extracts useful label details and suggests Closet, Pantry, Garage, Vanity or Cabinet before anything is confirmed.
Included space or All Access+
The fastest inventory session is the one that finishes while the family is already handling the products.
Step by step
Open More → Add While Shopping.
Photograph products as they enter the cart or select photos from the library.
Keep shopping while protected jobs continue.
Review each detected item, clean image, useful details and destination.
Correct low-confidence results instead of accepting a guess.
Assign a family member and exact location now, or during the put-away confirmation at home.
Every control on this screen
Camera / photos
Starts only after you deliberately choose capture or upload.
Suggested space
Routes clothing, groceries, tools, personal care and medicine to the most likely app for confirmation.
Needs review
Flags uncertain classification or label details instead of silently saving them.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Capture a mixed cart with at least three different spaces.
□ Correct one suggested space.
□ Close and reopen while processing.
□ Confirm no item enters inventory without review.
VIDEO OUTLINE
Let one shopping trip sort itself
Hook“Milk, a shirt and a hammer can share one cart without sharing one category.”
Capture mixed items.
Keep shopping.
Review destinations.
Correct uncertainty.
Put away.
Closing line“The cart can be mixed. The home stays organized.”
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Whole Home · More → Family / LocationsKeep family profiles, Fit Profiles and Locations current
Each active person has a clearly named Fit Profile with private birth date, adaptable questions and separate measurements. Pets have private care profiles connected to Pantry, Cabinet, Garage, Search and Shopping List. Items can be edited, reassigned, moved, archived, restored or removed, while Locations cover the home and off-property storage.
Free+
People grow, pets join the family, items move and hand-me-downs happen. The records should change without losing their useful history.
Step by step
Open More → Family and choose a person or pet.
For a person, use the family selector and confirm the “Editing [Name]’s Fit Profile” heading before changing anything.
Add a private birth date and the gender choice that makes the sizing questions useful; leave optional fields blank whenever preferred.
For a pet, choose Pet as the profile type and save species, breed, birth or adoption date, feeding instructions, care details and equipment sizes.
Assign pet food and treats in Pantry, medications or supplements in Cabinet, and leashes, crates, carriers or grooming gear in Garage.
Use Empty / Missing to keep each saved record connected to the shared Shopping List.
Edit, remove or restore any non-primary family member or pet with confirmation.
Open More → Locations to add rooms, cabinets, shelves, bins or multiple storage units.
Edit an item to pass it to another person or pet, or move it to a new path without rebuilding it.
Every control on this screen
Family selector
Changes the person or pet whose separate profile is being viewed or edited.
Pet profile
Keeps private identity, feeding, medication-care, veterinarian and equipment notes together without adding another app.
Birth date
Calculates age privately so young children are not shown adult-only fit questions; pet dates remain care context only.
Gender buttons
Offers Male and Female choices to keep common human measurements, sizing and Live Model references accurate. Pets do not receive Fit Profile questions.
Live Model photos
Stores Front, Back, Left and Right full-body references on this device for the selected family member.
Remove from household
Archives a non-primary person or pet for later restoration.
Locations
Creates human-readable home or off-property paths without requiring GPS coordinates.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Add one pet and save feeding and equipment notes.
□ Assign food, medicine and one piece of gear to that pet.
□ Confirm the pet does not appear in My Fit Profile or Dress for an Occasion.
□ Include the pet in a family vacation and verify care supplies are added.
□ Mark one pet item Empty / Missing and confirm it reaches Shopping List.
□ Remove and restore the pet profile.
VIDEO OUTLINE
The profile changes as the whole family changes
Hook“I can keep every person—and every pet—organized without turning the app into more clutter.”
Choose person or pet.
Show human Fit Profile.
Show pet care profile.
Assign food, medicine and gear.
Move location.
Closing line“Nothing has to be rebuilt just because family life changed.”
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Start Here · Safari + Home ScreenInstall Tessa’s Closet on an iPhone
Install the web app from Safari so it opens full screen, keeps one consistent private vault and feels like a normal iPhone app.
Free+
This turns a website into the closet button she reaches for every morning.
Step by step
Open Safari—not an in-app browser—and visit tessascloset.com/closet.
Tap the Share icon: the square with the upward arrow.
Scroll and choose Add to Home Screen.
Keep the name Tessa’s Closet and tap Add.
Open the new TC icon from the Home Screen.
Use that same icon every time. Safari and the installed copy can keep separate local storage.
Every control on this screen
Share
Opens iPhone sharing and installation choices.
Add to Home Screen
Creates the app icon and full-screen experience.
TC Home Screen icon
Opens the same local photo vault each time.
TIP · Do not alternate between Safari, Chrome and the installed icon while testing.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Close and reopen from the icon.
□ Confirm previously added local photos still appear.
□ Rotate portrait/landscape once.
□ Turn on Airplane Mode after one successful load and confirm the closet opens.
VIDEO OUTLINE
Turn Tessa’s Closet into an iPhone app
Hook“There is nothing to download from the App Store—and that is part of how your private closet stays yours.”
Show Safari.
Tap Share.
Tap Add to Home Screen.
Open the new icon.
Explain the one-icon rule.
Closing line“This little TC button is now the front door to my actual closet.”
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Start Here · Bottom of every family spaceUnderstand the lightweight bottom menu
Each family space keeps one sleek five-part bottom menu: Home, its primary inventory or style view, Add, whole-home Search and More. The old floating whole-home bubble is gone; Shopping List, Plan, Locations, Family and secondary tools now live under More.
Free+
The actions used every day should be visible. Everything else should be close without covering the phone screen.
Step by step
Tap Home to return to the current family space.
Tap Inventory or Style for that space’s most-used work.
Tap Add to photograph, scan or enter an item.
Tap Search to find anything across every active space and family member.
Tap More for Shopping List, Add While Shopping, Plan, Locations, Family and less-frequent tools.
Use the account area to hide any family spaces the household does not use.
Every control on this screen
Home
Returns to the current Closet, Pantry, Garage, Vanity or Cabinet dashboard.
Inventory / Style
Opens the current space’s main collection or style experience.
Add
Opens the fastest relevant item-intake path.
Search
Searches the signed-in household across every active space, person and exact location.
More
Holds Shopping List, Add While Shopping, Plan, Locations, Family, dates/use-soon, support and account tools.
Privacy banner
Explains what stays local and the one-time actions that process selected images.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Deny location once, then enable it in Safari settings.
□ Refresh weather.
□ Sign out and confirm the local closet photos remain.
□ Return online after offline use.
VIDEO OUTLINE
Your getting-ready command center
Hook“Before I even choose a blouse, I know the time, the temperature and whether I am already running late.”
Point out time.
Refresh weather.
Open timer.
Show offline badge.
Explain device-only banner.
Closing line“The app is helping with the whole morning—not just showing me pictures of clothes.”
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Your Closet · ClosetUse the Closet home screen
The Closet overview starts with four daily actions—Dress Me, Add Clothes, Garment Care and Reset My Closet—then shows the three dressing rooms, discovery, search, packing and savings.
Free+
This is the moment three chaotic closets become one calm visual collection.
Step by step
Tap Closet in the menu.
Choose Dress Me and describe the real day in plain language.
Choose Garment Care to find nearby dry cleaners, tailors and laundromats without saving your location.
Use Add Clothes for fast intake or Reset My Closet for five one-at-a-time decisions.
Tap the Laundry status when cleaned pieces are ready again.
Open Closet Savings to see money and time returned.
Open any dressing room or use SHUFFLE on Today’s Closet Discovery.
Use View All Items to search the full wardrobe.
Every control on this screen
Three closet cards
Open Everyday, Dress or Seasonal pieces already organized by category and color.
SHUFFLE
Creates a fresh discovery using local weather, time, season and wear history.
Heart
Saves or removes the current discovery.
••• menu
Builds, canvases, saves or rejects the discovery.
Build this look
Sends the discovery into the outfit workflow.
Open Outfit Builder
Starts the photo-first builder with this discovery.
View all items
Opens searchable inventory.
Pack my trip
Opens the packing concierge.
Review items
Opens the rediscovery queue.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Shuffle at morning and evening and compare.
□ Favorite one look.
□ Open the ••• menu and use every option.
□ Open each closet room.
VIDEO OUTLINE
The closet that remembers for you
Hook“I do not need more clothes. I need to remember the beautiful things I already paid for.”
Tour three closets.
Shuffle Discovery.
Explain why the weather matters.
Favorite a look.
Open Closet Health.
Closing line“This is shopping my own closet before shopping anybody else’s.”
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Your Closet · Closet → View all itemsFind any item in seconds
Full inventory is grouped first by category and then by color, with search plus closet, category and color filters.
Free+
No more searching three closets for the black cardigan you vaguely remember owning.
Step by step
From Closet, tap View All Items—or open one closet card.
Type a name, brand, color or word from your private note in Search.
Choose a closet from the Closet dropdown.
Choose a department from the Category dropdown.
Choose any currently used color from the Color dropdown.
Tap an item card to open details.
Tap Overview to return to the main Closet screen.
Every control on this screen
Search
Searches item name, brand, color and notes.
Closet dropdown
All; The Dressing Room; The Evening Gallery; The Seasonal Wardrobe.
Category dropdown
All or any active wardrobe department.
Color dropdown
All or any color currently saved in the filtered closet.
Overview
Returns to the Closet dashboard.
Item card
Opens details, notes, wear, outfit, resale and deletion actions.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Search a brand.
□ Search a word saved only in Notes.
□ Combine all three filters.
□ Create an empty result and confirm the recovery message is understandable.
VIDEO OUTLINE
Find the thing you forgot you owned
Hook“I typed one word and found the blouse hiding behind two years of bad decisions.”
Search by brand.
Filter closet.
Filter category.
Filter color.
Open item.
Closing line“If I can find it, I can wear it.”
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Your Closet · CategoriesManage every category and little thing
Categories contains the full wardrobe department list and lets each member add, rename, view or safely remove categories.
Free+
A Scottsdale closet, a ranch closet and a teenager’s closet should not be forced into the same ten boxes.
Step by step
Tap Categories.
Tap a category name or View Pieces to open that department across all closets.
Tap Add Category, type a name and choose Add Category.
Tap Edit, rename the category and Save.
Tap Delete.
If the category contains pieces, choose their new category from Move Pieces To.
Confirm Delete Category—or choose Keep Category.
Every control on this screen
Add Category
Creates a personal wardrobe department.
View Pieces
Opens that category in Closet inventory.
Edit
Renames the category without changing its pieces.
Delete
Starts a protected deletion flow.
Move Pieces To dropdown
Reassigns every item before removing a used category.
Keep Category
Cancels deletion.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Add a temporary category.
□ Rename it.
□ Move one test item into it.
□ Delete it and move the item somewhere safe.
VIDEO OUTLINE
Your closet, your categories
Hook“Apparently ‘little fancy things I wear in Scottsdale’ is a real category if I say it is.”
Show the category list.
Add one.
Rename one.
Explain color dots and counts.
Demonstrate safe deletion.
Closing line“The system bends around your life—not the other way around.”
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Your Closet · ScanAdd a piece by camera, photo, tag or hand
Fast Capture + Auto Finish saves every untouched source photo locally before AI sees anything. Tessa sends a reduced working copy to a protected off-phone job, accepts only a complete validated result, and automatically deletes the temporary copy after delivery or expiration.
Free+
The first weekend is the work. After that, every piece becomes searchable, styleable and sellable.
Step by step
Tap Add.
Choose Camera / Photo, Barcode / Tag or Manual.
Fast Capture + Auto Finish is selected by default.
Open the live camera. Each shutter tap completely saves the untouched photo as a Draft and immediately returns the camera to the next garment.
Only after that save succeeds does Tessa prepare and send a separate reduced working copy.
Or tap BULK UPLOAD and select up to 100 existing garment photos in one photo-library batch.
Keep the Bulk Upload screen open until every selected original says saved; lightweight previews keep the app responsive.
After originals are safe, keep shooting, navigate elsewhere, lock the phone or leave the app while protected jobs finish.
When you return, Tessa reconnects to every unfinished job automatically.
A Draft changes to a finished garment only after both its details and full image pass validation and the new image is completely saved under a separate file.
A partial, discolored, fragmented or failed result can never overwrite the original.
Tap Finish Drafts Automatically to resume a group of waiting Drafts without opening each item.
Choose Review One by One when you want to inspect or manually analyze each source.
Use Review Today’s Photos to reprocess older captures from the current day.
Open any finished garment and tap Re-analyze This Photo whenever it needs another pass.
Choose Analyze Now when you want to finish and confirm one garment before taking the next.
Every control on this screen
Fast Capture + Auto Finish
Saves the untouched source first, then sends only a separate working copy to protected off-phone processing.
BULK UPLOAD
Accepts up to 100 existing garment photos, saves originals sequentially and uses lightweight display previews so a large batch stays manageable.
Analyze Now
Uses the finish-one-item workflow with full-quality image preparation and Quick Confirmation.
Open Live Camera
Starts the rear-camera preview and stays open after each Fast Capture shutter tap.
Choose Photo(s)
Accepts a smaller group of existing garment photos inside Fast Capture.
Local save count
Shows photos still being written to the private device vault; AI cannot replace them.
Protected processing
Continues independently after a phone lock and reconnects when the app returns.
Finish Drafts Automatically
Adds every available waiting Draft to protected processing.
Photo Review Desk
Shows active protected work, waiting Drafts and today’s recovery queue.
Review One by One
Opens the manual Draft queue when you want to inspect every result.
Analyze This Draft
Processes a separate copy. The source Draft remains unchanged unless a complete result is safely saved.
Re-analyze This Photo
Runs protected analysis again while preserving the best source photo.
Add Label Photo
In Analyze Now mode, adds a close-up for brand, size, fabric and care.
Studio Image / Original
In Analyze Now mode, compares the finished image with the untouched source.
More Details
Stays closed by default and reveals optional fields only when requested.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Capture five live-camera photos without closing the camera.
□ Confirm the saved count rises independently from protected processing.
□ Select three existing photos together.
□ Lock the phone while jobs are processing, then reopen the app.
□ Confirm the jobs reconnect without restarting from damaged images.
□ Confirm successful pieces become closet-ready automatically.
□ Interrupt or fail one analysis and confirm its original Draft remains clear and usable.
□ Use Finish Drafts Automatically on a waiting group.
□ Use Review One by One once.
□ Re-analyze one photo captured earlier today.
□ Use Analyze Now once with a label photo.
□ Use Manual with no image.
VIDEO OUTLINE
Keep snapping. Tessa works behind you.
Hook“I can photograph the whole closet without standing here waiting for every garment to finish.”
Show Fast Capture + Auto Finish selected.
Tap the shutter several times without leaving the camera.
Open BULK UPLOAD and choose a large library batch.
Show each original save and the separate protected queue.
Navigate back to Closet while garments continue finishing.
Show a finished piece appear automatically.
Show that a failed job remains a safe Draft.
Use Finish Drafts Automatically.
Closing line“The original saves first. Tessa does the repetitive work. I just keep moving.”
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Your Closet · Scan → Item DetailsUnderstand every Add Item field and dropdown
The essential fields appear first. Open More Details only when Smart Capture asks for review or an extra fact will help styling, packing or resale.
Free+
The details are not busywork. They are what let the app style, pack, find and resell the piece later.
Step by step
Confirm the item name, Category, Closet, Color and optional Size.
Tap More Details when needed.
Correct the more precise Exact Type or Brand.
Choose Pattern and Size System when relevant.
Add Material, Fit, Season and Condition.
Complete category-specific measurements for pants, bras or shoes only when useful.
All Season; Spring; Summer; Fall; Winter; Resort/Vacation.
Condition
New with tags; New without tags; Excellent; Good; Well loved; Needs repair/cleaning.
Pants/denim measurements
Waist, inseam and Low/Mid/High/Ultra-high rise.
Bra sizing
Bands 28–48, cups AA–K and a fit note.
Footwear
Sizes 4–13 including half sizes; Narrow, Standard, Wide or Extra Wide; heel height.
Occasion / Care / Purchase price
Free-text future styling, maintenance and value clues.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Add one bra, shoe, pair of pants and accessory to reveal special fields.
□ Create a custom category and confirm Exact Type becomes text entry.
□ Use Brand-specific sizing.
VIDEO OUTLINE
The details that make the closet smart
Hook“The app cannot know that these jeans gap at my waist unless I tell it once.”
Broad category versus exact type.
Women’s sizing.
Special bra and shoe fields.
Fit and occasion.
Explain why corrections matter.
Closing line“Every detail becomes one more clue for better outfits later.”
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Your Closet · Any item cardUse an item’s private detail card
Tap any garment to give it a five-star rating, save private fit and styling notes, view specifications, build an outfit, log wear, list it or permanently remove it.
Free+
Each piece gets its own memory: how it fits, when it worked and whether it deserves another chance.
Step by step
Tap any item card.
Review last-worn age, wear count, category and specifications.
Tap one through five stars under My Rating. Four- and five-star pieces appear more often in outfit ideas; one- and two-star pieces appear less often.
Change the rating at any time by tapping a different star, or tap Clear to remove it.
Write a Rating & Fit Note; it saves automatically and helps Tessa understand the right occasion, comfort rule or styling detail.
Tap Build an Outfit Around This to make it the hero piece.
Tap Mark Worn Today to update rotation.
Tap List It to open resale tools if eligible.
Use Remove From My Closet only after selling, donating or discarding.
Read the warning and choose Keep It or Delete Permanently.
Every control on this screen
My Rating
Saves a one- through five-star preference for the piece and quietly improves future outfit suggestions.
TIP · Five stars means Closet favorite; one star means Not for me.Clear
Removes the current star rating without deleting the garment or its notes.
Rating & Fit Notes
Stores fit, bra, jewelry, event, compliment or comfort reminders with the piece.
Build an Outfit Around This
Makes the item the outfit anchor.
Mark Worn Today
Adds today to wear history.
List It
Creates a resale draft.
Remove From My Closet
Begins irreversible deletion.
Keep It / Delete Permanently
Cancels or confirms deletion.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Give one favorite five stars and one problem piece two stars.
□ Close and reopen both item cards to confirm the ratings remain.
□ Save a note and search for one word from it.
□ Run Dress Me and confirm highly rated pieces receive preference when they suit the request.
□ Mark a test item worn.
□ Open Build Around This.
□ Walk through deletion but cancel.
VIDEO OUTLINE
Give every piece a memory
Hook“I never remember that this dress needs fashion tape—until I am already late.”
Open item.
Rate it with five stars.
Add a fit note.
Explain how ratings shape suggestions.
Log wear.
Build outfit.
Explain responsible deletion.
Closing line“One quick rating and note teaches my closet what I actually love—and saves me from repeating the same mistake next month.”
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Style & AI · More → LooksSave real-life outfits and teach Tessa what worked
Looks & Events keeps real outfit photos in the private device vault, links each photo to actual closet pieces and—only with explicit permission—learns practical styling, coordination and visible garment-fit signals for future Dress Me suggestions.
Free account; advanced tools vary+
The best style reference is not a generic trend board. It is the outfit she already wore, loved and felt good in.
Step by step
Open More and tap Looks, or tap Looks & Events from the Closet home screen.
Tap Add a Real-Life Look.
Choose one photo from a night out, family event, workday, vacation or everyday outfit.
Add a memory name, event, date and an honest Loved It, It Worked or Not Me reaction.
Write any private note Tessa should remember.
Tap every closet piece visible in the photo.
Choose Save Privately · No AI to keep the photo and tags entirely local.
Or choose Save + Let Tessa Learn for one explicit styling analysis.
Open the saved look to review what Tessa learned, visible garment-fit notes and linked pieces.
Tap pieces in the saved detail to add or remove tags later.
Open any linked garment to see its Worn in Real Life photo strip.
Use Dress Me and note that combinations from loved real-life looks receive extra weight.
Every control on this screen
Add a Real-Life Look
Opens the full-screen memory and tagging flow.
Choose an Outfit Photo
Copies only the selected image into the private device vault; it never scans the rest of the library.
Loved It / It Worked / Not Me
Creates an explicit positive, neutral or negative preference signal.
Tag the Actual Pieces
Links the event photo to individual closet items without duplicating them.
Save Privately · No AI
Stores the photo, tags and notes only on this device.
Save + Let Tessa Learn
Sends one reduced working copy for one-time styling analysis; the account does not keep the photo.
What Tessa Learned
Summarizes coordination, color, occasion and garment-specific visible fit—not identity or sensitive traits.
Pieces in This Photo
Edits item links at any time.
Delete This Look
Removes the photo and its local style memory without deleting any closet piece.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Save one Loved It look with AI learning.
□ Save one look privately without AI.
□ Tag at least three pieces in each.
□ Open each tagged garment and confirm the real-life photo appears.
□ Remove and restore one tag.
□ Run Dress Me using an occasion similar to the learned look.
□ Delete a throwaway look and confirm its garments remain.
VIDEO OUTLINE
Teach the closet with outfits you actually wore
Hook“This is not inspiration from a stranger. This is me, in my clothes, on a night the outfit actually worked.”
Open Looks & Events.
Choose a real photo.
Name the memory and choose Loved It.
Tag each owned piece.
Explain the two privacy choices.
Save + learn.
Open a tagged garment, then run Dress Me.
Closing line“My closet now remembers the outfit—and the next suggestion starts closer to me.”
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Style & AI · OutfitsBuild an outfit around one hero piece
Outfits starts with one top, bottom or dress and builds a coordinated look from owned pieces while favoring forgotten items.
Closet membership+
She gets to choose the one thing she feels like wearing; the app handles the rest.
Step by step
Tap Outfits.
Choose a Hero Piece from the horizontal row.
Review the suggested look.
Tap a suggested piece to inspect it.
Tap New Combination for another version.
Use Love This or Not Me to express preference.
Tap Wear This Look when ready.
Every control on this screen
Hero Piece row
Lists owned tops, bottoms and dresses that can anchor a look.
Wear This Look
Logs every piece in the current look.
New Combination
Keeps the hero and changes companion pieces.
Love This
Records positive preference feedback.
Not Me
Rejects and refreshes the suggestion.
Look piece
Opens that item; suggested pieces are presented as swappable.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Start with a top, bottom and dress.
□ Generate three combinations from one hero.
□ Confirm a forgotten item appears.
□ Log one complete outfit.
VIDEO OUTLINE
Start with one thing you actually want to wear
Hook“I can make one decision. The app can make the other four.”
Choose hero.
Explain rediscovery.
Change combination.
Love/Not Me.
Wear the look.
Closing line“One choice became a whole outfit—no outfit roulette required.”
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Your Closet · WearWear, pack away or release forgotten pieces
Wear shows rotation health, pieces untouched for two or three years and four honest actions for each item.
Free+
This is not a guilt screen. It is permission to enjoy something again—or let it go.
Step by step
Tap Wear.
Review the percentage worn this year and the 2–3/3+ year totals.
Choose one item from the Rediscovery Queue.
Tap Style It to build around it.
Tap I Wore It after wearing.
Tap Pack Away for deliberate archive storage.
Tap List It when it is ready for another closet.
Every control on this screen
Style It
Moves the forgotten piece into the outfit builder.
I Wore It
Logs wear and removes it from the stale queue when appropriate.
Pack Away
Archives it from the active closet without permanent deletion.
List It
Starts a resale draft.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Style the oldest item.
□ Log one wear.
□ Archive a throwaway test piece.
□ Open List It.
VIDEO OUTLINE
The three-year closet rule
Hook“If I have not worn it in three years, it deserves a decision—not another decade in the back closet.”
Show rotation.
Open oldest piece.
Style it.
Explain pack away versus delete.
Open resale.
Closing line“Keeping less can make the clothes I love easier to see.”
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Style & AI · FittingUse the Photo-First Outfit Builder
Choose Manual or AI, build on the white photo canvas, then change any single piece without rebuilding the whole outfit.
Closet membership+
The builder starts with real closet photos because getting dressed should feel quick, visual and fun.
Step by step
Tap Style.
Choose Use AI or Build It Myself.
For AI, describe the actual day in normal words—including activity, comfort, weather, mood or color.
For Manual, search or filter the personal closet carousel and tap a real item photo.
Use Shuffle for a random replacement or Next for the next matching closet piece.
Tap × to remove only that piece.
Tap Wear This Look, Save for Later or Try It on Me.
Every control on this screen
Tell me the day
Builds from activity, current weather, comfort, mood and the selected person’s owned wardrobe.
Build It Myself
Opens the family-specific closet carousel for manual selection.
Build Around a Piece
Uses the focused garment as the Outfit Brain anchor.
Prompt ideas
Starts natural requests for pool days, comfort, color, confidence or occasions.
White photo canvas
Shows the exact owned garment photos together without a body graphic.
Shuffle
Randomly replaces only that outfit slot.
Next
Moves to the next matching item in closet order.
×
Removes the piece.
Closet carousel
Searches and filters tops, bottoms, layers, shoes, bags and finishing pieces.
Wear / Save / Try It on Me
Logs, stores or intentionally requests a private AI preview.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Try a pool-day prompt in hot weather.
□ Swap each outfit slot.
□ Build one complete outfit manually.
□ Add and remove an accessory.
□ Save and reload a look.
VIDEO OUTLINE
The one-button fitting room
Hook“If you are overwhelmed, do not touch everything. Touch Today’s Look.”
Tap Today’s Look.
Change mood.
Swap shoes.
Add purse.
Wear and save.
Closing line“The advanced tools are there when I want them—not between me and getting dressed.”
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Style & AI · Style → Photo-First Outfit BuilderSwap one outfit piece without starting over
Every outfit slot can be changed independently with Shuffle, Next, search or direct manual selection.
Closet membership+
The Outfit Brain can make the first choice; personal taste gets the final say.
Step by step
Open Style and build any outfit.
Tap Shuffle beneath a single photo for a random alternative.
Tap Next to move through that category in closet order.
Use the slot list to jump directly to Tops, Bottoms, Shoes or accessories.
Search by name, color, brand or style.
Tap any closet photo to replace only the matching slot.
Save the finished outfit.
Every control on this screen
Stack It / Freeform
Snaps one item per outfit slot or allows loose layering.
Front / Back / Left / Right
Changes the body-reference angle.
Balanced / Show Layers / Editorial
Changes automatic spacing and visual overlap.
Zones On
Shows anatomy and valid accessory anchor points.
Restack
Reapplies the chosen automatic layout.
Clear Canvas
Removes every layer.
Her Closet +
Adds or replaces a garment slot.
Accessory Anchor
Head, eyes, ears, neck, shoulders, chest, waist, wrists, hands, hips, legs or feet as appropriate.
Layer controls
Snap, scale, rotate, reorder or remove the selected layer.
Save Stacked Look
Stores a local snapshot in the private vault.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Compare all three layouts.
□ Anchor a scarf, bag, jewelry and shoes.
□ Drag, scale, rotate and reorder.
□ Save and delete a stacked look.
VIDEO OUTLINE
Stack the outfit before touching the clothes
Hook“I can move the purse on a screen instead of trying on six almost-right outfits.”
Auto Stack.
Show layouts.
Turn on zones.
Anchor accessories.
Fine-tune and save.
Closing line“The app gives me a starting point; I still keep the creative control.”
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Style & AI · Fitting → More Outfit Brain optionsAsk the Outfit Brain for a better version
Outfit Brain commands either create, refine or complete a look while preserving the parts you want.
Closet membership+
This is the friend who understands “dinner, but not overdressed” without making you explain the entire evening.
Step by step
Build any Fitting look.
Open More Outfit Brain Options.
Under Create, choose Surprise Me, Use Something Forgotten or Style Around This.
Under Refine, choose Keep the Pants, Change Only the Shoes, More Casual, Scottsdale, Dinner Not Overdressed, No Heels, Cooler.
Under Complete, choose Add a Third Piece, Finish the Look or Pack This Entire Outfit.
Read the explanation beneath the quick controls and adjust again if needed.
Every control on this screen
Create
Surprise Me; Use Something Forgotten; Style Around This.
Refine
Keep the Pants; Change Only the Shoes; Make It More Casual; Make It Scottsdale; Dinner, but Not Overdressed; No Heels Tonight; Make It Cooler.
Complete
Add a Third Piece; Finish the Look; Pack This Entire Outfit.
Quick Changes
One-tap Cooler, More Casual, No Heels or Use Something Forgotten.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Run every command on the same starting outfit.
□ Confirm Keep the Pants really keeps them.
□ Use Pack This Entire Outfit and inspect Pack.
□ Note any instruction that feels too literal or not literal enough.
VIDEO OUTLINE
How to talk to the Outfit Brain
Hook“I do not want a new outfit. I want this outfit—but cooler, flatter and less like I tried too hard.”
Open commands.
Keep pants.
Remove heels.
Make Scottsdale.
Finish with accessory.
Closing line“Women do not think in product filters. We think in feelings—and now the closet can too.”
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Style & AI · Fitting → Try It on MeCreate one opt-in AI Try It on Me preview
AI preview requires a front body reference, 1–6 eligible garment images, active membership that includes Closet and three permissions for every render.
Closet membership+
The magic is exciting because the permission is deliberate—not hidden in the background.
Step by step
Build a Fitting look and tap Try It on Me.
Confirm a Front body photo is present; use Add Photo if not.
Select up to six clothing/accessory images.
Note that bras, underwear and shapewear cannot be selected.
Check Selected Photos Only.
Check One Cloud Request.
Check Style Preview—Not a Promise.
Tap Create AI Preview.
Wait without closing the sheet.
Review the result, which is saved locally; permission resets afterward.
Every control on this screen
Garment selection
Includes or excludes up to six eligible outfit images.
Selected Photos Only
Approves only the visible front/body and checked garment inputs.
One Cloud Request
Acknowledges that this single request leaves the phone for processing.
Style Preview—Not a Promise
Acknowledges that fit, sizing, drape and exact appearance are not guaranteed.
Create AI Preview
Sends the approved request through the protected endpoint.
Stay Local
Closes without sending.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Try without a front photo.
□ Try without selecting a garment.
□ Confirm intimate items do not appear.
□ Cancel with Stay Local.
□ Create one preview and confirm all boxes reset.
VIDEO OUTLINE
AI magic without an always-on camera roll
Hook“Nothing leaves my phone because I opened this screen. I choose the exact pictures, then say yes three separate times.”
Show selected inputs.
Explain intimate guardrail.
Read three permissions.
Create preview.
Show local saved result.
Closing line“Convenience should never require surrendering your whole closet.”
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Travel · PackPack for anywhere using real weather
Pack searches worldwide destinations, checks the forecast or historical climate, selects owned pieces and tracks what enters the bag.
Free+
The suitcase becomes a plan instead of vacation outfit roulette.
Step by step
Tap Pack.
Type a city or destination and tap Find.
Choose the correct result including state/country.
Set Leave and Return dates.
Choose Trip Style.
Turn Laundry Available on if you can rewear pieces.
Tap Build My Packing List.
Review the weather strip and why each piece was chosen.
Tap Pack It beside each physical item as it enters the suitcase.
Review Travel Essentials.
Refresh/rebuild near departure because forecasts change.
Every control on this screen
Destination + Find
Searches cities worldwide.
Destination results
Disambiguates places with the same name.
Leave / Return
Sets trip length and weather dates.
Trip Style
City & Dining; Casual Getaway; Business; Beach/Resort; Outdoor/Adventure; Formal/Event.
Laundry Available
Reduces the suggested quantity.
Build My Packing List
Creates the weather-aware wardrobe plan.
Pack It / Packed
Toggles the physical checklist.
Live Forecast / Climate Estimate
Explains whether dates are forecastable or based on five-year historical conditions.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Search a duplicate city name.
□ Try six trip styles.
□ Compare laundry on/off.
□ Build a trip within 16 days and one farther out.
□ Toggle every item packed.
VIDEO OUTLINE
Pack from the closet you already own
Hook“The weather says Paris. My closet says I do not need a panic-shopping trip.”
Find city.
Choose dates/style.
Explain live forecast.
Show selected pieces.
Pack each item.
Closing line“I arrived prepared without buying a vacation personality.”
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Start Here · Top bar → Get Ready TimerUse the Get Ready Timer
Choose 15, 20, 30, 45 or 60 minutes. The app chimes, speaks and may vibrate at 15, 5, 2 and GO.
Free+
It is the loving friend who says “shoes and keys” before the evening turns into a sprint.
Step by step
Tap Get Ready Timer.
Choose 15, 20, 30, 45 or 60 minutes.
Tap Start Getting Ready.
Keep the app open and the screen awake enough for browser audio.
Use Pause and Resume if needed.
Use Reset to return to the selected full time.
Follow the milestone prompts: hair/makeup, shoes/details, bag/keys, go.
Every control on this screen
15 / 20 / 30 / 45 / 60
Sets the countdown length before starting.
Start / Pause / Resume
Controls the active countdown.
Reset
Returns to the chosen full duration.
Milestone row
Shows which alerts have fired.
×
Closes the display; test whether your device continues while the app remains active.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Confirm sound permission by starting the timer.
□ Test Pause/Resume.
□ Lock the screen and note iPhone behavior.
□ Fully close the app during a short test and document that browser sounds may stop.
VIDEO OUTLINE
The timer that gets me out the door
Hook“I do not need judgment. I need someone to say ‘put on the shoes’ with five minutes left.”
Pick 20.
Start.
Explain alerts.
Pause/resume.
Warn about locked-screen audio.
Closing line“Time to go—and I did not have to yell it at myself.”
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Marketplace · ShopShop the missing piece instead of a feed
Shop can still identify a missing piece, while Tessa’s Marketplace keeps member exchange separate, simple and local.
Paid-member Marketplace+
The question changes from “what do strangers want me to buy?” to “what would complete something I already love?”
Step by step
Tap Shop.
Choose What Are We Styling from the owned-item dropdown.
Review the Best Match, score, price, seller and Why It Works.
Save one match, several matches or Save All Matches.
Open the Shopping Shortlist to compare the total once.
Open a member listing only when you deliberately choose Marketplace.
Message the member privately and arrange any trade, sale or donation locally.
Tessa’s never processes the member-to-member payment or charges a marketplace fee.
Every control on this screen
What Are We Styling dropdown
Selects any owned piece as the shopping anchor.
Heart / Save
Adds or removes a marketplace match from saved items.
Show Me Another
Rotates the primary recommendation.
Refresh This Pairing
Changes the companion outfit proof.
Four Similar Matches
Selects an alternative while keeping the same closet anchor.
Open Marketplace
Opens the separate paid-member local exchange.
Message member
Starts private in-app communication without revealing contact information.
Trade / Sell / Donate / Recycle
States the member’s intended local handoff.
No platform checkout
Tessa’s never charges, holds or transfers member-to-member funds.
My Listings
Shows active listings and lets the owner mark an exchange complete.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Choose anchors from four categories.
□ Save/unsave a match.
□ Open similar matches.
□ Send a sample private message only when using a real live listing.
□ Confirm no checkout, payout or shipping-payment control appears.
VIDEO OUTLINE
The anti-scroll marketplace
Hook“The app does not show me ten thousand shirts. It shows me the shirt that works with these pants.”
Choose owned piece.
Read match reason.
See outfit proof.
Compare alternatives.
Explain local resale.
Closing line“I buy less randomly—and what I buy has a job.”
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Marketplace · Item → Let It Go / Tessa’s MarketplaceLet a household item go locally
Let It Go reuses an existing household photo and description for a lightweight Trade, Sell, Donate or Recycle listing inside Tessa’s Marketplace.
Paid membership+
The hardest part of selling is starting over. Here, the photo and facts already exist.
Step by step
Open a saved item and tap Let It Go, or open Tessa’s Marketplace from the family menu.
Choose Trade, Sell, Donate or Recycle.
Review the existing photo, name, category, condition and description.
For Trade, describe what you are looking for.
For Sell, add an asking price that will be arranged outside the app.
Enter city only—never an exact address or storage location.
Deliberately choose whether the saved device photo becomes part of the member listing.
Publish to paid members, use private messages, then mark the listing complete.
Every control on this screen
Item to List dropdown
Chooses any active closet piece.
Refresh From Closet Details
Rebuilds the draft from saved item information.
Asking / Original Price
Sets sale and comparison pricing.
Condition
New with Tags; Like New; Excellent; Good; Fair.
City only
Keeps the listing local without publishing an exact address or storage location.
Listing purpose
Trade; Sell; Donate; Recycle.
Local arrangements only
No platform checkout, payout setup, seller fee or bank-information collection.
Publish to members
Creates a simple paid-member listing after deliberate photo consent.
Mark complete
Removes a finished trade, sale, donation or recycling handoff from active listings.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Create one draft for each listing purpose.
□ Confirm Sell requires an asking price and Trade accepts wanted items.
□ Confirm only the city appears to other paid members.
□ Send a test private message without sharing a phone number or email.
□ Mark the test listing complete.
VIDEO OUTLINE
List it without starting from zero
Hook“I already photographed it, measured it and wrote the fit note. Why should selling it require doing everything again?”
Choose item.
Refresh draft.
Set price/condition.
Choose Trade, Sell, Donate or Recycle.
Confirm city and photo permission.
Publish to members.
Mark complete.
Closing line“One piece out, one little bit of money back, one less thing wasted.”
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Account & Privacy · ProfileManage Profile, fit and sign-in
Profile contains account details, membership/billing, obvious Sign Out, measurements, private body photos, storage health and backup.
Free account; advanced tools vary+
Profile is where the app learns enough to be helpful without pretending it owns your identity or your pictures.
Step by step
Create or enter your account with Google, ChatGPT, or email and password.
Read the privacy promise: no data sales, third-party ads, sponsored placements, affiliate links, advertising profiles or promotional spam from joining.
Tap Profile or your initials.
Edit Display Name and Home City, then save through the relevant profile action.
Review the read-only secure sign-in email.
Tap Membership & Billing to compare or manage plans.
Use the prominent red Sign Out when needed.
Choose US Inches or Metric CM.
Enter only measurements and sizing information you want to save.
Add Fit Notes and tap Save Profile.
Use Delete Measurements to remove all stored measurement fields.
Every control on this screen
Privacy promise
Private images stay on your device. A minimal protected account record supports sign-in and optional syncing. Tessa’s Closet does not sell personal information, display third-party ads, accept sponsored placement, earn affiliate commissions or enroll new accounts in promotional spam.
Google / ChatGPT sign-in
Uses the verified identity details shown during sign-in to create or find the correct member. Tessa’s Closet never receives the provider password, and ChatGPT does not share chats, files, memory or billing details.
Display Name / Home City
Personalizes greeting and local marketplace context.
Secure Sign-In Email
Shows the email belonging to this Tessa’s Closet account; it is read-only.
Membership & Billing
Opens plans or Stripe cancellation/management.
Download my cloud data
Downloads a private JSON copy of eligible account, family, inventory, fit, Pantry and wardrobe cloud records. Device-only photos are not transmitted to create the export.
Request account deletion
Starts a verified privacy request for eligible cloud records. Device-only media remains under the member’s own browser and device controls.
Sign Out
Ends the account session without remotely deleting local images.
US / Metric
Changes measurement labels.
Body Shape
Hourglass; Pear/Triangle; Apple/Round; Rectangle/Straight; Inverted Triangle; Petite; Tall; Prefer Not to Label.
Preferred Fit
Close/Fitted; Tailored; True to Size; Relaxed; Oversized; Depends on the Piece.
Foundation, Core, Length and Women’s Sizing
Stores optional body, proportion and familiar shopping-size fields.
Save Profile
Synchronizes entered measurements to the private account record.
Delete Measurements
Removes all saved measurement values after confirmation.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Save and reload profile.
□ Switch unit systems.
□ Leave sensitive fields blank and confirm optional behavior.
□ Delete test measurements and re-enter only desired data.
□ Sign out and back in.
□ Download a cloud-data export and confirm it contains no device-only photo bytes.
VIDEO OUTLINE
Teach the app your fit—without giving it your photo library
Hook“Helpful personalization should be a choice, field by field.”
Google, ChatGPT or email sign-in.
Account area.
Measurements.
Fit preference.
Save/delete.
Sign out.
Closing line“I tell it what helps. I leave the rest blank.”
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Account & Privacy · Profile → Privacy & BackupProtect body photos and the private vault
Four body photos and saved looks remain on the current device. Protect storage and export an encrypted backup before relying on the vault.
Free+
Privacy is only useful if the member also knows how not to accidentally lose her own local copies.
Step by step
Use the same Home Screen icon every time.
In Profile, add Front, Back, Left and Right photos.
Stand 6–8 feet away in neutral light with the phone near waist height.
Tap any filled view to replace it; tap × to delete that view.
Tap Protect Local Storage.
Enter a unique backup password of at least eight characters.
Tap Export Backup and save the .tessa file in Files, AirDrop or another safe location.
Store the password separately; it cannot be recovered.
To restore, tap Restore Backup, choose the file and enter the exact password.
Use Delete My Twin only when you intend to remove every local body reference and AI preview.
Every control on this screen
Front / Back / Left / Right
Captures or replaces each private body reference.
× on a photo
Deletes that one local reference.
Protect Local Storage
Asks the browser to treat local app storage as persistent when supported.
Backup Password
Encrypts the exported private vault; it cannot be recovered.
Export Backup
Creates the encrypted .tessa backup.
Restore Backup
Imports a compatible encrypted backup.
Delete My Twin
Deletes all local body references and saved AI previews after confirmation.
Reset Demo Wardrobe
Restores sample wardrobe content; use only for testing.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Replace one angle.
□ Export a backup.
□ Confirm it exists before testing Restore.
□ Restore on the intended app/icon.
□ Check storage health before and after.
□ Never test Delete My Twin without a verified backup if photos matter.
VIDEO OUTLINE
The privacy rule nobody should skip
Hook“My photos stay on my phone—which also means I am responsible for backing them up.”
Explain one-icon rule.
Add four views.
Protect storage.
Export encrypted backup.
Explain password responsibility.
Closing line“Private does not have to mean fragile.”
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Account & Privacy · More → ShareInvite five friends and earn a free year
Every signed-in member receives one personal referral link and code. Five qualified new accounts earn one free year of All Access—Closet, Pantry, Garage, Vanity and Cabinet—with progress tracked automatically on the household account.
Free+
A recommendation should feel personal and voluntary—not like the app borrowed your address book or turned friendship into spam.
Step by step
Tap More, then Share.
Read the progress row to see how many qualified friends count toward the next five.
Tap Share With Friends.
Choose Messages or another person-directed app from the phone’s native share sheet.
Choose the actual person yourself, add a personal note if you want, and send.
Use Copy My Personal Link when you want to paste the invitation manually.
Return to More → Share after a friend joins to see the updated account-based progress.
After five qualified signups, read the free-year confirmation and reward end date.
Every control on this screen
Share With Friends
Opens the phone’s native share sheet only after you tap it; Tessa’s Closet never opens or uploads your contacts.
Copy My Personal Link
Copies the account’s unique invitation URL without sending anything.
Five progress circles
Show qualified new accounts toward the next free year.
Invite Code
Provides a short account-based backup identifier for the same invitation.
29-day reminder
Gently offers the Share screen on this device no more than once every 29 days; closing it schedules a later reminder.
Free-year reward
Adds one year of All Access for each group of five qualified new accounts; the reward extends existing eligible access.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Open Share from More.
□ Use the native share sheet without actually sending.
□ Copy the personal link.
□ Confirm no contact permission is requested.
□ Confirm closing the reminder postpones it.
□ Create test accounts only in an authorized test environment; never manufacture referrals in production.
VIDEO OUTLINE
Give five friends the closet—and get a year
Hook“If this gives a friend her mornings back, I can share it without handing over my contacts.”
Open More → Share.
Explain five friends equals one free year.
Show account progress.
Open the phone share sheet.
Repeat that contacts are never uploaded.
Show the reward confirmation.
Closing line“I choose the friend. I choose the message. Tessa’s Closet simply remembers who invited her.”
Choose Closet, Pantry, Garage, Vanity or Cabinet individually, or use the complete family platform with All Access. Every paid plan covers the household. Monthly and annual prices appear in the membership screen and checkout; every paid term is prepaid and cancellation is self-service.
Free+
No mystery upgrade and no scavenger hunt to leave.
Step by step
Tap Membership, then open Account & Membership → Billing.
Monthly is selected first. Choose Annual to compare the current annual price.
Choose one app or All Access.
Read and check the Terms, Privacy Policy and recurring-charge authorization.
Complete secure Stripe Checkout when payments are active.
To leave, return to Account & Membership → Billing and tap the obvious Cancel my membership button.
Confirm the cancellation in Stripe. No phone call, email, support ticket or explanation is required.
Cancellation stops the next renewal. Paid access continues through the current prepaid term; there is no prorated or partial-period refund except where required by law.
Read any 30-day cloud-record deletion warning. Local device photos are never remotely erased.
Every control on this screen
Monthly / Annual
Changes the displayed billing cadence and current price; Monthly is the default.
Closet Only
Unlocks complete Closet organization and AI tools for household family profiles.
Garage Only
Unlocks Garage, vehicle, maintenance, storage and Garage Location tools for the household.
Pantry Only
Unlocks Pantry, grocery, meal-planning and Pantry Location tools for the household.
Vanity Only
Unlocks makeup and personal-care inventory, photos, dates and exact locations.
Cabinet Only
Unlocks private medicine, first-aid and medical-device inventory.
All Access
Unlocks Closet, Pantry, Garage, Vanity and Cabinet for the household.
Cancel my membership
Opens Stripe’s focused cancellation flow so the next renewal can be stopped without contacting support.
Manage billing & invoices
Opens Stripe’s secure customer portal for general billing changes.
×
Closes the membership sheet without changing the plan.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Toggle monthly/annual and verify prices.
□ Choose and verify each individual plan and All Access.
□ Open every legal link.
□ Cancel a Stripe test subscription and confirm period-end behavior before launch.
□ Confirm each membership unlocks only its selected apps.
VIDEO OUTLINE
Which family membership fits?
Hook“Choose the spaces your family needs today, then keep everything under one private account.”
Closet Only.
Garage Only.
Pantry Only.
Vanity Only.
Cabinet Only.
All Access.
Monthly vs annual.
How to cancel.
Closing line“The cancel button should be as easy to find as the buy button.”
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Account & Privacy · TroubleshootingFix the most common phone problems
Most early issues involve using a different browser vault, denied permissions, iPhone background limits, offline-only features or missing membership access.
Free+
A bug report is not complaining. It is a map to the smoother app the next woman gets.
Step by step
Write down what you tapped, what you expected and what happened.
Take a screenshot before refreshing.
Record iPhone model, iOS version and whether you used Safari or the Home Screen icon.
Try the specific recovery below.
Do not clear Safari Website Data while diagnosing missing local photos.
Export a backup before resets or destructive tests.
Every control on this screen
Camera opens Photo Library
Use Open Live Camera for the live preview. Choose From Photos is intentionally separate. Check Safari camera permission if live capture is denied.
Weather says Enable
Tap it, allow location, or enable Safari location under iPhone Settings → Privacy & Security → Location Services.
Timer stopped speaking
Keep the app open. iPhone may pause browser sound when locked or fully closed.
My photos disappeared
Confirm you opened the same browser/Home Screen icon. Do not clear storage. Look for a recent encrypted backup.
Outfits, Fitting or Marketplace missing
Confirm the active household plan includes Closet.
AI button unavailable
Confirm Closet access, the protected provider connection, a front photo, at least one eligible garment and all three permissions.
Marketplace unavailable
Confirm the member is signed in and has an active paid membership. Marketplace has no checkout or payout setup.
Color looks yellow
Temporarily disable Night Shift/True Tone and use neutral light. The app cannot detect those display settings.
Offline feature fails
Weather, destination search, cloud sync, AI and live Marketplace require internet; local inventory and the unlocked device Vault should remain available.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Reproduce once without repeatedly tapping.
□ Test the same workflow online and offline.
□ Capture a 10-second screen recording.
□ Label severity: cosmetic, confusing, blocked task or data risk.
VIDEO OUTLINE
What to do when something feels broken
Hook“Before I say ‘the app does not work,’ I capture the exact moment it stops making sense.”
Same-icon check.
Permissions.
Online versus offline.
Tier gates.
How to report clearly.
Closing line“Every honest bug report makes the closet calmer for the next woman.”
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Account & Privacy · More → Account & MembershipSign in once with Email, Google, or ChatGPT
One secure member account connects household identity, app access, referral rewards and membership across all five family spaces while protecting private family content.
Free+
One login should make life easier without turning private family spaces into one giant profile.
Step by step
Open More → Account & Membership.
Choose Email, Google, or ChatGPT whenever sign-in is needed.
Review all five app entitlements on one page.
Use the app switcher to open an included family space.
Compare any individual app with All Access.
Turn unused spaces off under My Home without deleting their information.
Return to Account & Membership whenever you need billing or cancellation.
Every control on this screen
Family-space switcher
Moves among active family spaces and opens the same secure sign-in when needed.
Account & Membership
Shows household identity, all five app entitlements, module switches, membership, privacy controls and plan choices.
Email, Google, or ChatGPT
Three ways to open the same member account.
All Access
Includes Closet, Pantry, Garage, Vanity and Cabinet for the whole family.
My Home switches
Hide unused spaces without deleting saved inventory or locations.
Privacy boundary
Sign-in, household roles, membership, app access and rewards connect. Business administrators cannot open private inventory, photos or Location maps.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Open Account & Membership from More.
□ Move from Closet to Pantry and back.
□ Sign out and confirm Email, Google, and ChatGPT are the only sign-in choices.
□ Confirm no Closet item appears in Pantry and no pantry item appears in Closet.
□ Open both bundle comparisons and legal links.
VIDEO OUTLINE
One secure login for the family
Hook“One login for the household—not one giant pile of everyone’s private details.”
Show Email, Google, and ChatGPT sign-in.
Open Account & Membership.
Show all five app cards.
Turn one unused space off.
Use the app switcher.
Compare individual plans and All Access.
Repeat the privacy boundary.
Closing line“Connected where it helps. Private where it matters.”
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Account & Privacy · Family menu → Insurance VaultDocument replacement value, appraisals and coverage
The device-encrypted Vault tallies whole-home replacement value and keeps collections, valuables, appraisals, warranties and service-plan documents together without publishing them or syncing decrypted records to Tessa’s servers.
Paid membership+
The work is already organized before a loss, warranty call or insurance conversation makes life stressful.
Step by step
Open Insurance Vault and create a unique passphrase of at least 12 characters.
Add a saved household item or create a Collections & Valuables record.
Document identification, condition, purchase details and replacement value.
Attach appraisal reports, receipts, certificates, grading records or proof of ownership.
Use Coverage & Warranties for appliances, vehicles, extended service plans, repair agreements and home warranties.
Save provider, contract number, coverage dates, deductible or service fee, contact details and encrypted documents.
Print the claim-ready report and download an encrypted backup stored safely away from the home.
Every control on this screen
Suggest replacement value with AI
Sends only the selected item facts and optional photo for a one-time estimate; the member must review it.
Appraisals & Documents
Encrypts PDF or image evidence inside the selected item record.
Coverage & Warranties
Tracks appliance warranties, vehicle warranties, extended service plans, home warranties and repair agreements.
Expiration status
Shows active, expiring-soon, expired or missing-expiration coverage.
Print claim report
Creates an itemized household report and coverage schedule; it is not an appraisal or coverage guarantee.
Download encrypted backup
Exports a server-blind backup that still requires the private passphrase.
Tessa’s test checklist
□ Create and unlock a test vault.
□ Add one valuable with an appraisal document.
□ Add one appliance warranty and one home warranty.
□ Confirm expiration status and the printed coverage schedule.
□ Export, lock and restore the encrypted backup before relying on it.
VIDEO OUTLINE
One private record for the whole home
Hook“If I ever need proof, the work is already done.”
Unlock the Vault.
Document one valuable.
Attach an appraisal.
Add a warranty.
Show the replacement-value total.
Export the encrypted backup.
Closing line“Documented once. Protected with intention.”