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Scoop tomorrow’s outfit.

Drape is a wardrobe planner for iPhone. Snap what you own, then stack an outfit for each day of the week, with the weather on top.

Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play

Drape’s Week screen on a butter-yellow ground: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday as tall cones, each stacked with a top, trousers and sneakers, the weather and high and low temperatures at the tip. Wednesday has a raspberry rim. The Scoop dial sits bottom right.

Cut on your phone.

Photograph a shirt on the bed or the floor. Drape lifts it off the photo and drops it into your closet as a clean cutout.

The cut happens on your iPhone. The photo is never uploaded, and there is no account to make first.

  • Top
  • Knit
  • Sage
  • Autumn
The cut screen on a pistachio-green ground: a sage knit top lifted off its photo as a cutout, with tag pills Top, Knit, Sage and Autumn, a name field, and an Add to closet button.

Drag it onto a day.

Pick up a cutout and it rounds into a scoop mid-air. Drop it on a cone: shoes at the bottom, then trousers, top, layer.

Each cone carries that day’s forecast at the tip, so you can see the rain before you pick the suede.

A green top being dragged onto Wednesday’s empty cone, which shows dotted scoop outlines and a Release to scoop it hint.

Pack three days, one bag.

Plan a trip the same way you plan a week. Drape counts the pieces you reuse across days and turns the cones into a packing list.

The Pack screen on a blush-pink ground for a Friday to Sunday trip: three cones of outfits, and a summary reading 6 pieces, shared across 3 days, fits a carry-on.

Know what each wear costs.

Add a price if you like. Every time you wear a piece, its cost per wear drops.

A home-screen widget shows today’s scoop, so you can dress without opening the app.

Your closet stays on your phone.

Drape has no account and no server holding your clothes. Close up for the night and it is all still there, in dark mode too.

The Week screen in dark mode: a walnut-brown ground with the Week title in butter yellow and the same three outfit cones.
  • No accountOpen it and start cutting. Nothing to sign up for.
  • On devicePhotos, cutouts and outfits are stored and processed on your iPhone.
  • No trackingNo analytics, no ads, no third-party SDKs.
  • One call outApproximate location goes to MET Norway for the forecast. Nothing else.

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Bigger cup, 7 days free.

Drape is free for up to 30 items in your closet. Drape Pro is the bigger cup.

  • Unlimited items
  • Week + weather
  • Packing lists
$14.99a year, 7 days free
$2.99a month

Prices in USD, billed through Apple. Yearly works out to about $1.25 a month. Cancel any time in Settings; restore on a new phone with Restore Purchases.

The Bigger cup screen on a sky-blue ground: three scoops for Unlimited items, Week plus weather and Packing lists; a tub of 30 discs with the 31st in raspberry; a yearly and monthly toggle; and a raspberry 7 days free button.

Questions at the counter

Do my photos leave my phone?

No. Drape cuts the garment out on your iPhone and keeps the photo, the cutout and your outfits there. There is no Drape account or server to send them to.

Why does Drape ask for my location?

To put the forecast on each cone. Drape sends an approximate location to MET Norway, the Norwegian Meteorological Institute’s free weather service, and gets the forecast back. That is the only thing Drape sends anywhere.

What do I get for free?

Up to 30 items in your closet. Drape Pro removes the cap: monthly at $2.99, or yearly at $14.99 with a 7-day free trial.

Is there an Android version?

It is in the works. Drape is coming soon to the App Store for iPhone, and later to Google Play.

What do I need to run it?

An iPhone on iOS 26 or later.

How do I get help?

See the support page, or email hello@kebzihaus.com.

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