Your AI personal stylist
Know what to wear. From clothes you already own.
Snap your clothes once. Every morning, NINA picks an outfit from them for the weather and the occasion, and tells you why it works.
Early access on iPhoneAndroid: join the listFree
You have the pieces. NINA helps you see what works together.
Three steps. Then she takes over.
1. Swipe the looks you love.
A quick swipe quiz tells NINA your taste. No forms, no measurements.
2. Snap your clothes.
Take a photo, pick one from your gallery, or point the scanner at each piece. NINA cuts out the background and notes the colour, fabric, pattern and how formal it is. Two pieces are enough to start.
3. Get today’s look.
One outfit from your closet for the weather where you are and the occasion you pick, with the reason it works. Not feeling it? Ask for another.
A stylist, not a search box.
Today’s look
One answer every morning. NINA weighs the weather, the occasion and every piece you own, then makes one clear pick. Mark what you wore, and she’ll try not to repeat it tomorrow.
Ask NINA
“What goes with this shirt?” “What do I wear to a sangeet?” Attach a photo to ask about something new. She answers from your closet, not a catalogue.
Plan the day. Pack the trip
Tell her your plan, say a birthday dinner, and get looks that fit it. Going away? She builds a capsule from your closet for the forecast.
Also in NINA
What to buy next, the piece that unlocks the most new outfits. Your outfit calendar, what you wore and what you planned.
Your photos, your call.
NINA asks first
Photos of your clothes go to OpenAI for analysis only after you say yes. You can turn AI off any time.
Never sold
Your closet is never sold or used for ads. Under OpenAI’s API terms, it isn’t used to train their models.
No account needed
Start without signing up. Sign in with Apple or Google only if you want a backup.
Export or delete, any time
Take your closet with you, or delete your account, from inside the app.
NINA is for people 18 and over. Read the Privacy Policy.
FAQ
Which phones does NINA work on?
On iPhone: install now with TestFlight. Android is next: join the list, and we’ll invite you when it’s ready.
How does early access work?
On iPhone: install now with TestFlight. Leave your email, choose iPhone, and you get the link right away. On Android: your invite comes when NINA’s Play Store test opens.
Is NINA free?
Yes. NINA is free, and there’s nothing to pay in the app.
How many clothes do I need to add?
Two pieces that go together are enough for a first look. NINA suggests about ten for real range, and she gets better as your closet grows.
What is TestFlight?
It’s Apple’s free app for testing new apps before they reach the App Store. Choose iPhone when you join the list, and NINA’s TestFlight link appears right away.
Do I need to enter my size or measurements?
No. NINA styles from your clothes and a quick swipe quiz of looks you like.
What happens to my photos?
They’re stored with your closet so you can see them. With your permission, NINA sends them to OpenAI to recognise each piece. They’re never sold, and OpenAI doesn’t use them to train its models.
Can I delete my data?
Yes. In the app, go to Profile → Settings → Delete account (or Delete everything, if you never signed in). You can also follow the steps on our Delete your account page.
Do I need an account?
No. NINA starts without one. Sign in with Apple or Google only if you want your closet backed up.
Who is NINA for?
Anyone 18 or over who wants more from the clothes they already own.
This started with me, at my wardrobe before college, an event or a party, full of clothes and nothing to wear. I’d ask Google or ChatGPT what goes with what, and forget what I owned the moment I went shopping.
NINA is the help I wanted. I hope she helps you too.
Get NINA early.
On iPhone: install now with TestFlight. Join the list and you get the link right away. On Android: Devansh, NINA’s founder, emails your invite when NINA’s Play Store test opens.
We use your email only to send your invite. To be removed, email devansh@ninastylist.com. Privacy Policy.