kuyara

kuyara reads the day's weather and lays out what to wear, so getting dressed is one calm decision instead of a dozen small ones.

When the sky changes, the clothes change

A clear, mild day. Light layers, and nothing you will be carrying by noon.

Cloud moves in and the temperature drops. One more layer, same morning.

Rain by the afternoon. An outer layer that sheds it, shoes that do not mind.

The weather comes first: temperature, wind, rain, and how the day is going to move.
Written rules turn that into what a garment has to do, and rule out everything that cannot do it.
What is left is composed into complete, sensible outfits from a catalogue built into the app.
A small AI step picks a few that are meaningfully different from each other. On a recent iPhone it runs on the device. If it is unavailable, the same rules choose without it.

Every option meets the same weather requirements, so none of them is the right answer. Pick the one you feel like wearing.

This release works without an account. There is nothing to sign up for.
Usage analytics and diagnostics are collected only after you say yes, and you can switch them off again in Settings.
Your location is used to fetch the weather, rounded before it is sent. It never goes into analytics.

Free, with no ads, no subscription, and nothing to buy inside the app.

Google Play: coming soon