Miorra

A private fitting room, built from what you own

Your closetalready hasthe answer.

The private AI stylist already in your closet — turning what you own into clear answers for the day ahead, on the App Store.

Caitlyn McPhersonFounder, Miorra
THE STYLIST

Three answers in seconds.

The local engine reads her closet and returns three complete looks before the morning has a chance to argue.

AI visualization

ON YOU

It's not you on a catwalk. It's your answer on you.

Each look is built from pieces she already owns — then shown on her, not a stranger on a runway.

Inside Miorra

Four rooms. One clear answer.

The day, answered.

Miorra Today tab: 'The day, answered.' with the first-closet card
03 · The stylist

Dressed by evidence, not by algorithm.

Tell Miorra where the day is going. She answers with three looks from your own closet — and shows her work. Nothing invented, nothing you'd have to buy first, every choice traceable to something true.

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The evening ease. composed from garments and accessories on a dusk-toned surface

The evening ease.

Kept through three winters.

Worn with the boots, twice.

The quiet entrance. composed from garments and accessories on a dusk-toned surface

The quiet entrance.

Marked "felt right" in October.

Rain is forecast. The suede stays home.

The last-light layer. composed from garments and accessories on a dusk-toned surface

The last-light layer.

Untouched for 90 days — time to rescue it.

You always reach for this after long weeks.

04 · The proof

Worth repeating.

Miorra keeps the receipts — what you wear, what it cost, what it has earned. Cost-per-wear turns a closet from a pile of guilt into a ledger of value, and makes the outfit you love again tomorrow a win, not a repeat.

From a sample closet, one season

132wears logged
$1.86average cost per wear
9pieces rescued from the back of the rail
Membership

A stylist that works only for you.

The answer comes from clothes you already own. Begin free. Move up when you want more ways to see a look before you wear it.

Free

$0forever

No trial needed

3 lifetime renders + referral

  • Unlimited styling from your closet
  • Three lifetime AI visualizations
  • Earn more renders through referrals

Pro

$9.99/mo

or $89.99/yr

1 week free

20 renders/mo · 15/mo annual

  • 15 complex styling sessions a month · 10 on annual
  • A wear diary the stylist learns from
  • Weather-aware looks from clothes you already own

Studio

$22.99/mo

1 week free

50 renders/mo

  • Studio max quality visualizations
  • 25 complex styling sessions a month
  • Everything in Pro

Founding

500 places

$69.99/yr

1 week free

15 renders/mo

  • Pro allowances at the founding price
  • Limited to 500 founding memberships

Paid by you — answers only to you. No brand commissions. No sponsored answers.

All paid tiers include a 1-week free trial. Prices USD. Billed through the App Store.

The origin of Miorra

She built closets for a living.Then she built one that answers back.

Caitlyn McPherson, founder of Miorra, in her closet
Caitlyn McPherson, founder of Miorra. Closet designer, operator, and lifelong believer in the remarkable things we already own.

For years, Caitlyn McPherson designed some of the most impressive closets in Florida.

At California Closets in Tampa, she was the one you called when a closet stopped being storage and started being a statement. She turned spare bedrooms into boutiques and primary suites into dressing rooms — island drawers, velvet-lined trays, lighting that made everyday clothes glow like a storefront window.

She measured, sketched, and obsessed over the details most people never notice, because she understood something most people do not: a closet is not where clothes live. It is where your day begins.

In home after home — for women with fifty pairs of shoes and women with twelve, in waterfront estates and starter homes alike — she heard the same confession.

“I own so much, and I wear the same five things.”
“I forget what I have. I keep buying versions of things I already own.”

The itch she could not design away.

The woman who designed dream closets for a living would stand in front of her own — organized, curated, beautifully lit — and still spend twenty minutes on a Tuesday morning trying to pull together an outfit she felt great in. She still rediscovered pieces she had forgotten. She still reached for the reliable thing instead of the remarkable thing, because remarkable takes time.

She could give a wardrobe a home worthy of a magazine spread, and it still could not do the one thing its owner needed at 7:15 a.m.: show her what she had, and show her what it looked like on her.

The problem was never the shelving. A closet holds everything and shows you nothing. You cannot wear what you cannot see — and you cannot really see a garment on a hanger. You can only see it on you.

Caitlyn eventually left California Closets to lead teams and operations in the home-services world. But her first love never moved out: closets, organization, fashion, and the unbeatable feeling of leaving the house knowing you look good. The idea followed her from job to job like a favorite jacket.

So she built it.

Miorra is the closet Caitlyn spent her whole career preparing to design — the one no amount of custom millwork could deliver. Photograph your pieces, and your wardrobe becomes a rail you can flick through like silk. Tell it where your day is going, and it can build three outfit ideas from what you already own. A later Make It Real phase is intended to visualize those looks on your own body; that feature remains disabled while its consent, privacy, and quality gates are completed.

It remembers what you forgot. It rescues the blazer from the back of the rail. It turns “I have nothing to wear” into proof, in the mirror, that you always did.

Ten thousand hours inside other people's closets taught Caitlyn one thing above all, and it became the company's founding belief.

The founding belief

Your closet already has the answer.

It just never had a way to show you. Now it does.

05 · The promise

Your closet is yours.

Garment photos are stored in private account folders and displayed through time-limited links, not public media URLs.

Miorra removes embedded location and camera metadata on your iPhone. When you enable OpenAI item-detail suggestions, Miorra sends a reduced-size copy and pseudonymous safety identifier to OpenAI; your raw account identifier is not sent, response storage is disabled, and OpenAI may retain limited safety logs under its API data policy. When off, garment suggestions stay on your iPhone.

The current TestFlight release does not expose a Photo Set or collect body photos for AI visualization. If that changes, Miorra will require separate consent, on-device frame checks, face-cropping controls, and deletion controls before the feature is enabled.

You can export your account or permanently delete your Miorra account and private wardrobe data from inside the app. Limited deletion and purchase-allocation records may remain only for operational accountability or to honor an App Store purchase. Third-party AI try-on remains disabled until its privacy, quality, and operational gates pass.

Free styling apps are paid by whoever wants to sell you clothes. Miorra is paid by you — and answers only to you.

Miorra iOS onboarding screen with adult and core-processing consent controls
Consent before collection
Miorra iOS privacy sheet explaining private garment storage and body-photo release gates
Plain-language privacy
Questions, answered

Before you ask.

Is there an app that puts outfits together for you?

Yes. Miorra builds complete looks from the clothes already in your closet, guided by your day, your preferences, and what you actually wear.

What is the AI that makes outfits?

Miorra is a private AI stylist for iPhone. It combines your digitized closet with occasion, weather, wear history, and your own verdicts to propose useful outfits.

Can an app virtually try on clothes?

Miorra can create an AI visualization of a proposed look on you. It is a styling preview, not a promise about exact fit, size, or drape.

What makes a good digital closet app?

A good digital closet makes adding pieces simple and turns the catalog into daily value. Miorra connects closet organization directly to styling, wear history, and cost per wear.

Can an app tell me if my outfit looks good?

Miorra gives a specific styling answer and explains the evidence behind it. You remain the authority: your verdicts teach it what felt right for you.

How does an AI stylist app work?

You add your clothes, describe the day, and Miorra assembles options from what you own. As you record wears and verdicts, its answers become more personal.

What is the 3-3-3 wardrobe rule?

The 3-3-3 rule is a capsule exercise: choose three tops, three bottoms, and three pairs of shoes, then explore the combinations. Miorra can help style those pieces without requiring a rigid wardrobe formula.

Is Miorra free?

Yes. Free includes unlimited styling and three lifetime AI visualization renders, with more available through referrals.

How does the free trial work?

Every paid Miorra tier includes a 1-week free trial. Billing is handled through the App Store in USD, and you can manage the subscription with your Apple account.

When is Miorra coming to Android?

Miorra launches on iPhone first. Join the list and choose Android so we can let you know when that version is ready.

Your closet is ready

Ask what to wear. Get an answer that is already yours.