Wearcount 4.0 is a major upgrade: • Outfit calendar of what you actually wore and what you've planned, with monthly stats • Log today's outfit: record a wear for every piece in one save • On-device background removal for item photos • Full backup & restore file with an automatic safety copy • Home & Lock Screen widgets, Control Center control and Siri shortcuts • Optional, clearly tagged sample closet — nothing is pre-filled any more • Larger text support, higher-contrast labels, fixed category icons, better price entry, correct plurals • Removed the old capsule worksheet screen

Small improvements and fixes.

Added App Store listings in more languages. No changes to the app itself.

A clearer App Store name and search details. No other changes in this update.

Outfit Rotation Outfit Rotation connects garment records into dated outfits. Combine several outfits into a deduplicated packing list and log a whole outfit with one confirmed action. 1. Open Outfits and create a dated plan with one to 12 garments. Add a title and notes, then save it. 2. Select several outfits to prepare a combined packing list. Missing garment records stop the list so omissions stay visible. 3. After wearing an outfit, choose I wore this outfit and confirm. All garment wear events save together; planning alone adds no wear history. Up to 200 outfit plans. Future outfits cannot be logged as worn. A saved outing cannot be logged twice while any associated wear event remains. Deleting an outfit plan does not erase wear history. Packing lists are records, not stock reservations. Earlier capsule worksheets remain accessible with their heuristic assumptions disclosed.

This update sharpens the interface: the iPad layout now uses a centered, comfortable reading width instead of stretching edge to edge, plus small display fixes. iPhone is unchanged.

Wearcount 2.0 — a pro upgrade for your wardrobe, still 100% offline. • #30Wears Pledge: track each piece toward 30 wears, with a whole-wardrobe rollup. • Insights tab: a 12-week wear heatmap, current and longest streaks, and what's still under the fast-fashion line. • Declutter board: keep / on-the-fence / let-go recommendations drawn from your real wear data. • Wash cadence: your observed wears-per-wash vs. the recommended cadence, by category. • Local laundry reminders for items that need a wash or have gone idle. No account, no network — your wardrobe data stays on your device.

Version 1.1 - three new features built on data already in your wardrobe: Last worn - every closet card now shows how recently you wore each piece ("Today", "3 days ago", "2 weeks ago") and flags garments unworn for 60+ days as "Sleeper". Stats time window - a filter strip in the Stats tab lets you view wears and most-worn lists for the last 30 days, 90 days, or 1 year instead of all-time only. A dedicated Sleepers card appears when any item has gone 60+ days without a wear, sorted longest-idle first. Efficiency score - each item's detail screen now shows a 0-100 efficiency score (Excellent / Good / Fair / Low) that combines cost-per-wear and how often you actually wear the piece, plus a wears-per-month frequency figure so you can see at a glance which items are earning their space in your closet.

Three new features in 1.1: Wear Goal — set a target cost-per-wear for any priced item (e.g. $1.00/wear on a $120 jacket means 120 wears to reach it). A live progress bar on the item's detail screen counts down the wears remaining. Set, edit, or remove the goal anytime. CSV Export — export your full closet as a spreadsheet-ready CSV file directly from Settings. Every item's name, category, total wears, total washes, wears since last wash, purchase price, cost per wear, last worn date, last washed date, and date added — one file, shareable to Files, Numbers, Excel, or any app on your device. Care Guide — a fully offline garment care reference built into the app. The Symbols tab decodes all five GINETEX / ISO 6330 care-label categories (washing temperatures, drying methods, ironing heat, bleaching rules, professional dry-clean codes). The Fabrics tab covers Cotton, Wool, Silk, Linen, Polyester, Denim, Cashmere, and Viscose with washing method, drying approach, ironing setting, and expected lifespan for each. No internet required.