How much of this
never gets worn?
Photograph what is actually in the wardrobe. Mark, in one tap, what you have worn. You get a count.
Not a verdict. Not a list of things to get rid of. A number, and the grid it came from.
Free for the first 20 garments — the limit is stated up front, not halfway through.
Result
14 / 32
44%
garments in this example were not worn once over the season.
A worked example: 32 garments, marked by their owner over one season.
These are just counts. Owning something you haven't worn isn't a mistake, and we're not going to tell you what to do about it.
002 / Method
Three steps, and none of them is a decision about what to keep.
The hard part of a wardrobe is not choosing. It is knowing what is in there. This is a counting procedure, run once, in the order below.
01
Photograph each piece
Flat on a bed, or on the hanger. One garment per frame. Recognition groups pieces by category and flags the same shirt in three colours as three pieces, not one.
Photographs of garments only. Pictures of someone wearing them are rejected at upload.
02
Mark what you wore
One tap per piece: worn, or not worn. You set the window — this season, since last winter, everything bought this year. Nothing is inferred about you; the record is the one you made.
Worn once is recorded separately from never worn. Once is not never.
03
Read the number
An inventory grid grouped by category, with the unworn pieces marked, and a one-page card carrying the totals. Both are yours to keep, print, or ignore.
Every count is calculated from your marks in your browser and laid over the image as live text.
003 / Categories
Everything is counted as a piece, in the category it belongs to.
Pairs count as one. Duplicates count separately. A category is only a way of grouping the grid — it carries no ranking, and nothing here is scored.
Coats & outerwear
2 / 4
not worn in the worked example.
The category people own the most of and reach for the least.
Counts are computed from the marks in this example, in the browser.
004 / Output
Two things come out: a marked grid, and a card with the totals on it.
Both are images you can keep, print at A4, or send to nobody at all. Both carry the same fixed note, because a count without that note reads like an accusation.
Marked cells are the pieces recorded as not worn. The mark is a hairline and a ring — never a colour that means something has gone wrong.
44%
of this wardrobe was not worn once.
- Pieces
- 32
- Not worn
- 14
- Worn once
- 2
| Category | Not worn | Pieces |
|---|---|---|
| Coats & outerwear | 2 | 4 |
| Knitwear | 2 | 4 |
| Shirts | 1 | 4 |
| Tops & t-shirts | 0 | 3 |
| Trousers | 2 | 4 |
| Dresses & skirts | 4 | 5 |
| Shoes | 1 | 3 |
| Accessories | 2 | 5 |
These are just counts. Owning something you haven't worn isn't a mistake, and we're not going to tell you what to do about it.
The note above is a required field on every export. It cannot be switched off.
005 / Pricing
Three tiers. The free one is capped before you start, not after.
A wardrobe is usually 80 to 200 pieces, and a count of twenty of them is not a finding. That is the whole reason the paid tiers exist.
Prices in USD, all taxes included (TTC). Yearly is billed once for twelve months.
Free
50 credits/moEnough to count one shelf and see what the number looks like.
$0no card required
- Up to 20 garments
- Photo recognition and category grouping
- Worn / not worn marking
- Inventory grid and number card, watermarked
Count
420 credits/moOne whole wardrobe, counted properly, with nothing left out.
$9per month, TTC
Renews automatically every month until cancelled. Cancel any time from your subscription page — two steps, no email required.
- No limit on garments
- No watermark
- Print-ready inventory sheet
- Season-to-season comparison
- Export the grid and the number card
Closet
1600 credits/moSeveral wardrobes, kept as separate records over a long period.
$27per month, TTC
Renews automatically every month until cancelled. Cancel any time from your subscription page — two steps, no email required.
- Everything in Count
- Multiple profiles, counted separately
- Long-term tracking across years
- Priority processing queue
Credits are a usage allowance for this service only. They are not money, not stored value, not redeemable and not transferable. Allowances reset each period and do not carry over. There are no credit packs and no top-ups: if an allowance runs out, the only option is a higher tier or waiting for the next period.
006 / Questions
The questions people actually ask, answered without hedging.
Two of these are the ones this category usually avoids. They are the first two on the list.
01Will you tell me what to throw out?
No. Not as a suggestion, not as a ranked list, not as a gentle hint. The service produces a count of what you marked as unworn, grouped by category, and stops there.
There is no keep-or-discard column anywhere in the product, and no wording that treats owning an unworn garment as a mistake. What you do with the number is not our business.
02Can you value my clothes so I can sell them?
No. We do not appraise garments, we do not estimate resale prices, we do not recommend marketplaces and we do not list anything for sale.
Two reasons. There is no reliable data source for what an individual second-hand garment is worth, and matching buyers to sellers is a transaction we take no responsibility for. The output is an inventory, nothing more.
03What happens to the photographs I upload?
Photographs of your garments are never used to train any model, ours or anyone else's. Pictures of what is in a wardrobe are pictures from inside a home, and they are treated that way.
They are stored only to produce your inventory, kept for as long as your record exists, and deleted within 30 days of you deleting the record or closing the account. You can delete any individual photograph at any time. The full detail — categories of data, legal bases, retention, transfers, and your right to complain to the CNIL — is in the privacy policy.
Photographs of a person wearing clothes are rejected at upload. The service only accepts garments laid flat or on a hanger.
04How accurate is the recognition, and who decides the final grouping?
Recognition sorts garments into categories and flags likely duplicates. It gets things wrong: the same style in three colours, similar knitwear, a jacket that reads as a coat.
You confirm every grouping. The counts are then calculated from your confirmed record, in your browser — no model is ever asked to produce a number. Full terms are in the AI notice.
05Why is the free tier capped at 20 pieces?
Because a partial count says nothing. “Six of twenty were unworn” is not a finding. “Seventy-four of a hundred and eighty” is.
The cap is stated before you photograph anything, not once you are halfway through. A typical wardrobe runs to 80–200 pieces, which is exactly why counting one by hand is something almost nobody finishes.
06Can I cancel, and what happens to my allowance?
You can cancel at any time from your subscription page, in two steps, without contacting anyone. Cancelling is exactly as easy as subscribing. Access continues to the end of the period already paid for.
Monthly allowances reset at the start of each period and do not carry over. There are no credit packs and no top-ups. Credits are a usage allowance for this service only — they are not money, not stored value, not redeemable for cash and not transferable.
07Refunds and the 14-day right of withdrawal
As a consumer you have fourteen days to withdraw from a distance contract. For a digital service, that right ends early only if you have expressly requested that the service start during the period and expressly waived the right of withdrawal — two separate, unticked confirmations at checkout, repeated back to you in the order confirmation email.
If those two confirmations were not given, the fourteen days run as normal. The procedure and the standard withdrawal form are on the withdrawal page, and the refund and dispute terms are in the CGV.
08Is there an age limit?
Accounts are for people aged 15 and over. Under 18, the account must be opened with the agreement of a parent or legal guardian, who is responsible for the subscription. We do not knowingly keep an account for anyone under 15, and any such account is closed and its data deleted on notice to support@zarismode.com.
09Does the service work outside France?
Yes. The service is available worldwide, in English, priced in USD inclusive of tax. The operator is established in France, so French consumer law and the consumer mediation procedure described on the mediation page apply to the contract.
007 / Start
You already own the answer.
It has just never been counted.
Start with the first 20 pieces, free, no card. If the number turns out to be worth having in full, the whole wardrobe is $9 a month.
These are just counts. Owning something you haven't worn isn't a mistake, and we're not going to tell you what to do about it.