Privacy Policy
Last updated 13 November 2026
Keepworn is a small personal project. This page says plainly what it stores, where that goes, and how to get rid of it. If anything here is unclear, ask before signing up.
What it stores
- Your email address, so you can sign in and reset your password.
- Your password, stored scrambled by our login provider. Nobody running this site can read it.
- The photos you upload of your clothes, and the cleaned-up product shot made from each one.
- The tags worked out from those photos: a name, a type, colors, a pattern, how dressy the piece is, and seasons.
- Outfits you save, and the occasion you saved them for.
- Your color palette, if you ask for one: a season name, an undertone and a list of colors. The photo of your face is read once to work that out and is never stored, by us or by anyone else. You can delete the palette from the app at any time.
- What you wore, when you tap “Wore this”: the pieces and the date. It is used to stop suggestions repeating themselves.
- Each day's suggested outfit, with the forecast it was chosen for. Older days are cleared as new ones are made.
- Your store checks: the verdict, a short summary of the reasoning, and, if you choose to add them, the price and whether you bought it. The photo of the item is read once and never stored.
- The invite code you joined with, and a count of invite-code attempts, to keep sign-ups to invited people.
- A daily count of AI requests you make, used only to enforce a per-person limit.
There are no analytics, no tracking pixels, and no advertising. Your browser keeps the token that keeps you signed in, a few of your settings (light or dark, whether weather is on), and a copy of the app itself so it can open without a connection. None of your photos or closet data is kept there.
Who else handles it
Five companies process this data so the site can work:
- Supabase holds the accounts, the database and the photo storage.
- Vercel serves the website. Like any web host, it records requests, including IP addresses, in its server logs.
- Anthropic receives a photo when you add a piece, when you check something in a shop, or when you ask for your color palette, and receives your tags when you build outfits or check a pairing. This is how the clothes get identified and matched.
- Google receives the photo of each piece you add, to redraw it as a clean product shot on a plain background, and the photos of the pieces in an outfit when you tap “See it”, to draw them laid out together. Your original photo is kept, and you can switch back to it at any time.
- Open-Meteo, a weather service, receives an approximate location (rounded to about seven miles) if you turn on weather, to look up the day's forecast. It receives nothing else about you, and your location is not stored by Keepworn.
Your data is never sold, and it is never shared with anyone beyond the five above.
Who can see your closet
Only you. The database is set up so each account can read and change only its own rows, and photos live in private storage reached through links that expire within the hour. Nothing you upload is public, and nothing is shared with other users.
How long it is kept
Until you delete it. Removing a piece deletes its photo as well. The Delete everything button in your closet erases every piece, every photo, every saved outfit and your wear history for good, with no way to get them back.
Delete my account, next to it, does the same and then removes your login, your color palette and your wear history as well. It takes effect immediately.
Children
Keepworn is not intended for children under 13, and accounts should not be created for them.
Changes
If this policy changes in a way that affects what is collected or who receives it, the date at the top changes and anyone with an account is emailed.
Contact
Questions? Email closetmate.help@gmail.com.