Calendar and Sharing

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Outfit Calendar

The Calendar page shows a week/month grid you can use two ways: planning ahead and logging what actually happened.

Open the Calendar and pick a day (today or in the future).
Assign an outfit — either pick from a suggestion or build one manually from your closet.
The day shows as planned until it passes or you confirm it.

For a past or today day, mark the planned outfit as worn to log it — this feeds your wear stats (rewear frequency, cost-per-wear, "hasn't been worn in a while" surfacing) the same as any other wear log.
If a planned outfit didn't happen, you can swap it or log something else instead — the calendar isn't locked to what you planned.
Extras (bag, jewelry, outerwear you don't formally track as an "outfit" piece) can be logged alongside the main outfit on the same day.

Around evening, you'll get a prompt asking "what did you wear today?" if today's day hasn't been confirmed yet.
If you had a planned outfit for today and never contradicted it, it auto-confirms silently — no nudge fires. The nudge only shows up when there's nothing already logged.

When planning or picking an outfit, the app warns if an item (or the whole combo) was worn within your configured N-day repeat window, so you don't accidentally plan the same top three days running. This is a warning, not a hard block — you can still pick it.

Wardrowbe supports multiple people sharing one closet/instance.

Household members are added the same way regular accounts are added to your instance (see Setup for SSO/account provisioning) — once logged in, users under the same household see each other's shared items.

Every closet item has an owner (the person who added it, or whoever it's assigned to).
You can reassign an item's owner from the item detail view if it's currently misattributed (e.g. bulk-imported items).

Toggle an item private to keep it visible only to its owner — private items are hidden from other household members regardless of the Mine/Everyone filter below.

The closet view has a filter to switch between:
- Mine — only items you own (plus your own private items).
- Everyone — the whole household's non-private items, plus your own (including private).
Outfit suggestions and the calendar respect this filter, so you don't get suggested a housemate's top.