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AI features

Apple Intelligence uses Apple's system frameworks. Downloadable on-device models are not available in the current version.

If you select a supported cloud AI provider such as OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, or Grok (xAI), or a custom endpoint on macOS, the text, wardrobe context, purchase details, prices, or images needed for the request are sent directly from your device to that provider. Closet does not proxy AI requests through a Closet-operated server. Provider credentials are stored in Keychain. Custom endpoints are not available in the iPhone or iPad app.

Before the first text or image transfer, Closet names the destination and data categories and asks you to choose Allow & Continue or Don't Allow. Consent is scoped to that provider or custom endpoint. Declining sends nothing; changing the destination requires a new decision. You can review or revoke future sharing under Settings → AI Features → Cloud AI Privacy. Revocation cannot delete copies already retained by a provider.

An enabled photo feature may request cloud enhancement after you select or scan an image, but the same consent check runs before transfer. Each cloud provider or custom endpoint operator controls its own security, logging, retention, and deletion practices. See the provider’s applicable API terms, including xAI’s API data-handling FAQ for Grok.

Weather and location

If you enable weather-based outfit suggestions, Closet requests location access and uses the resulting location with Apple's WeatherKit service to retrieve current conditions. Closet keeps the location and current weather state on the device and does not use them for advertising or tracking.

Web import and price checks

When you import a product URL or check a saved wishlist price, your device contacts that website directly. The website may receive standard request information such as your IP address, request headers, cookies, and the requested URL under its own privacy policy. Parsed product information is stored with your wardrobe.

Amazon order import uses an isolated local browser profile. You sign in directly with Amazon; Closet does not read your password. Sign-in cookies stay in that profile until you choose Clear Amazon Sign-in in Settings. Closet extracts order details from pages you open and asks you to review them before saving. Product images are downloaded without Amazon session cookies. Order pages are not sent to a Closet-operated server.

The optional Safari and Chrome extensions read only the active page after you activate them. They extract product details locally and open a Closet review screen only after you choose Review in Closet. They do not upload browsing data to a Closet server or save an item without native review.

Currency conversion

Closet retrieves public exchange rates from Frankfurter to display totals across currencies. This request does not include your wardrobe records or item prices; the service receives ordinary network request information.

Purchases

Premium AI Providers is an optional purchase processed by Apple through StoreKit. Closet receives product and entitlement status needed to present, unlock, and restore the purchase. Closet does not receive your full payment-card details or operate a payment server.

Tracking and advertising

Closet does not contain advertising, does not use your data for third-party advertising, and does not track you across apps or websites. The current app does not upload first-party analytics or crash reports to a Closet-operated service.