FAQ

Photograph each piece in your wardrobe, one at a time. The app catalogs each as you go. Once a few pieces are in, FVLBI can compose outfits from them.

Up to you. A few pieces in five minutes is enough to start. A full archive of fifty pieces typically takes an evening.

Lay it flat on a plain surface. Even light. The app reads better than you think. Wrinkles and shadows do not break it.

No. Composition begins as soon as a few pieces are in. The archive grows over time.

No. FVLBI reads colour, fabric, and form on its own. Tags can be refined later if you want. ---

Two plans. Standard at $18 a month or $173 a year. Pro at $55 a month or $528 a year. Yearly billing is 20% off.

Standard covers a wardrobe of up to 50 pieces and 400 monthly credits. Pro covers up to 100 pieces and 1,500 monthly credits, with high-resolution and video options. How many previews that equals depends on the actions you use: a standard preview costs 9 credits, high-resolution costs 20, and video costs 100.

Cancel anytime from Settings. Nothing is deleted. Your wardrobe stays. Without a plan you keep up to 20 pieces. Above 20, you cannot add pieces until you fall under the limit or subscribe. Composition uses credits. Every account starts with 15 credits, enough for one standard preview; plans and top-ups add more.

Yes. Unused outfit credits roll over up to your plan's monthly cap.

Within seven days of a charge, by request to support. Outside that window, the next renewal can be cancelled but the current period is not refunded. ---

FVLBI reads each piece in your archive: colour, fabric, formality, season. Then it builds combinations from what is compatible. Weather and what is in the wash are factored in.

Photorealistic. The render shows your specific items on a body close to yours. You see how the silhouette actually sits before you wear it.

Heavily patterned pieces sometimes render less precisely than solids. Very technical garments, like performance fabrics or structured tailoring, can render with slight inaccuracies.

It reads each piece by appearance alone. FVLBI does not identify brands.

A stylist works once. FVLBI is recurring. The archive remembers what you own. Each time you add a piece, more compositions become possible. ---

Yes. Your photos and styling profile are private. They are not sold and are not used to train public models.

In secure, region-appropriate databases. Users in Europe and Africa are served from European storage. Users in the Americas are served from US storage.

Yes. Export from Settings as a structured archive of your pieces and saved outfits.

Erasure begins immediately and completes within thirty days, in line with GDPR and CCPA.

Only you, by default. ---

A system that places your skin, hair, and eye undertones into one of twelve seasonal palettes. Each season has a coherent set of colours that suit you.

No. A short upload of well-lit selfies is enough. The system reads undertones from the images.

The reading takes seconds. If the photographs are too ambiguous for a confident placement, the system asks for a retake in better light.

Yes. The palette is a guide, not a rule. FVLBI flags pieces in your wardrobe that fall outside your season but does not exclude them from compositions.

Rarely. Skin and hair undertones shift slowly over decades. After a significant hair colour change or major life event, you can re-run the analysis from Settings to update your placement. ---

If a piece will not catalog, deleting and re-photographing usually resolves it. Confirm the photo is in even light and the piece is fully visible in the frame.

High-resolution and video previews take longer than standard images. Most renders complete within about a minute.

Confirm the email matches the account. If you signed up with Apple or Google, sign in with the same provider. Password reset is available from the sign-in screen.

The app pulls from your device location. Confirm location services are enabled and that the city is correct in Settings.

Open the piece in your archive and edit the tags directly. The change is saved instantly and informs future compositions.