Rewearing became my default once I could see my whole wardrobe worn, so I built a private app

My most sustainable habit didn't come from willpower. It came from visibility. Once every piece I own existed as a photo of me wearing it, "shop your closet first" stopped being a slogan.

I built the tool myself (developer here, being upfront): one photo per garment becomes a clean cutout, one reference portrait makes every piece appear worn on you, and up to five pieces compose complete looks. It surfaced pieces I'd forgotten for years, and made the near duplicates I kept buying embarrassingly obvious.

Private by design: no feed, no sharing unless you choose. iPhone, 9 languages. Live on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6791638515?pt=127589708&ct=reddit&mt=8 (site: https://kleido.style). There's a TestFlight beta with free starter credits too: https://testflight.apple.com/join/8muuHjwa

I'm curious how other people here use visibility to buy less. Spreadsheets? Photos? Something else?