How Palettes work

A Palette is five colors plus the clothes already curated to match them. You attach exactly one to each style guide. Every plan can browse the whole library — what changes with Pro is how many guides you can keep, not which Palettes you can use.

A Palette

Attach

After you add at least one Person, pick a Palette from the gallery. Favorites sit at the top. Color-family chips (Sage, Cream, Navy, and the rest) narrow the gallery if you know the mood you want. Tap a swatch card to attach it.

The five colors at the top of the editor are what you're coordinating around. Everything in the picker underneath is already chosen to sit in that story, filtered to each Person's age and gender.

You can't put two Palettes on one guide. If the session needs a different story, change Palettes — don't try to layer them.

Favorite

Heart the Palettes you reach for. They float to the top of the gallery next time you open it. When new pieces land in a Palette you've favorited, they're waiting the next time you build a guide.

Favoriting doesn't attach a Palette to a guide. Attach is a separate tap. You can favorite on Free, trial, and Pro.

Change

Open Palette on the guide to swap to a different color story. We'll ask you to confirm before anything happens: items you already picked under the old Palette come off the guide. Closet pieces on that guide come off too — they were sitting in that story.

The Palettes themselves stay. You're not deleting a Palette from the library — you're taking it off this guide.

If you clear the Palette with nothing to replace it, the guide goes back to the empty state (same warning, same items removed). Attach a new one when you're ready.

What stays the same

The Palette set is curated and intentionally stable. A favorite today will still be there next year. What changes is the clothing inside: new pieces land every week, so coming back to a favorite always means fresh options.

Build and send a style guide.