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InteliDress is developed by Toonie Technology Inc. Your wardrobe stays on your device unless you turn on the optional AI assistant connection or add an outfit to a group event, both described below. InteliDress does not record activity logs, stylist traces or crash reports, and does not send them to us. Apart from that optional connection, the app contacts a developer-operated server only to check for updates to its own code: on iPhone and Android it asks updates.intelidress.app, at most every six hours, whether a newer version of the app's interface is available, and downloads it if so. These requests carry no identifier and nothing from your wardrobe, only ordinary network information such as your IP address, and we don't log them.
Clothes, photos, outfits, wear history, calendar entries and settings are stored locally. You can delete individual records or erase all app data in Settings. Uninstalling the app removes its local data, subject to your device's backup settings. A backup you export or schedule is written only to a destination you choose, such as Files, iCloud Drive or Google Drive. Copies you place elsewhere remain there until you delete them.
Outfits are generated on your device from your clothes and selected tags. Clothing identification and background removal process photos on your device, using models that are included in the app. Your photos are not uploaded for processing, and the photo tools make no network requests.
This connection is off by default. If you turn it on in Settings and agree, InteliDress keeps a private copy of your clothes (their details and photos), outfits, capsules, calendar entries and wear history on our server, so that AI assistants you connect, such as ChatGPT, Claude or Grok, can see your wardrobe and save looks for you. The copy is stored for Toonie Technology Inc. by our hosting provider, Cloudflare, possibly outside your country. It is encrypted in transit and at rest and is linked only to a random account identifier, not to your name, email address or phone number.
When you turn the connection on, the app first asks Apple (on iPhone, through App Attest) or Google (on Android, through the Play Integrity API) to confirm that the request comes from the official InteliDress app on a genuine device. This check keeps the service from being abused. With your online copy we keep only its outcome and, on iPhone, a key that Apple certified for this installation of the app, never your name or your device's identifiers. Apple and Google run the check under their own terms and privacy policies.
While the connection is on, each request from the app or an assistant to our server carries ordinary network information such as your IP address. We use it only to protect the service from abuse, for example to limit how often connection codes can be tried, and our own records of it are deleted within two days. Cloudflare keeps request logs for us for up to 7 days.
An assistant gets access only after you connect it with a code from the app. It receives the wardrobe information its requests need, including photos, and handles it under its own privacy policy. Looks, capsules, plans and wear entries that an assistant saves are added to the app the next time it syncs. You can disconnect any assistant in Settings. Turning the connection off deletes the online copy and ends every connection. A backup made while the connection is on also holds its key: restoring that backup on another phone moves the online copy there, so keep your backups private. If the app has not synced for 12 months, we delete the copy. If you no longer have the app, see intelidress.app/delete-account. We do not sell the copy, use it for advertising or use it to train AI models.
Group events are optional. When you create or join one, InteliDress keeps on our server, for that event: the nickname you choose for it, the outfits you add to it (each piece's name, category, colors, material and pattern, and a photo of it) and your note, plus the event's name and, if the host sets them, its date and dress code. They are visible to the event's members, and to AI assistants that members connect to InteliDress, which can read the event to suggest outfits that go together. Nothing else from your closet is uploaded for a group event.
For group events the app creates a random account identifier for your phone, with the same device check as the AI assistant connection. It is linked to the nickname you choose, not to your name, email address or phone number. Like the online copy, group events are stored by Cloudflare for Toonie Technology Inc., possibly outside your country, encrypted in transit and at rest. The secret part of the invite link never reaches our server in the address. We count how many events each account creates or joins each month, for the free monthly event.
The host can turn the invite link off, remove members and end the event. You can leave an event at any time, which deletes what you added to it. You can block a member, which hides them and what they add from you, or report a member or an outfit to us: we keep a copy of what was reported, with the accounts involved, for up to 90 days, review reports within 24 hours and remove content or people that break the group rules. An event and everything in it is deleted 14 days after its date or, without a date, after 60 days without changes; ending it deletes it at once. Turning off AI assistants keeps your group events. Erase all data in Settings deletes your account and what you added to every event (events you host end), and an account unused for 12 months is deleted.
Weather is off by default. When enabled, approximate coordinates are sent directly to the Norwegian Meteorological Institute (MET Norway, api.met.no) to retrieve a forecast. The request includes ordinary network information such as your IP address, which MET Norway keeps in its logs together with the coordinates, in Norway, for up to 90 days. We do not receive them. Trip destinations are looked up on your device. Turn off weather in the app or revoke location permission to stop location-based requests. MET Norway handles requests under its own privacy policy. Forecasts are based on data from MET Norway (CC BY 4.0).
Apple or Google handles any purchase, ownership check or purchase restoration through your store account. We do not receive payment details. InteliDress is free to download; an optional one-time in-app purchase unlocks unlimited automatic tagging (the first 60 items are tagged free), the appearance themes and unlimited group events (one a month is free). The app keeps only a note on your device that the purchase was found. On Android, if you previously connected Google Drive to restore an early-access grant, the app may read that small access record from your own hidden Drive app data. It contains an identifier, campaign and issue date, not wardrobe data or photos. We do not receive the record. The retired iOS CloudKit access feature is disabled. A wardrobe backup can also preserve a previously issued local access grant.
You can change these permissions in your device's settings. InteliDress has no advertising or tracking SDK. Apple and Google may handle store diagnostics or device backups according to your account and device settings and their own privacy policies.
Earlier private test builds could collect and upload diagnostics. This version removes that functionality and deletes queued diagnostics from the device during upgrade. It does not transmit or upload the old queue. Previously submitted tester reports are not deleted from external systems by an app upgrade; contact the developer to request deletion.
InteliDress is a general-audience wardrobe app. Apart from the optional AI assistant connection and group events, we do not collect personal information through the app, and we never use it for advertising.
For privacy questions, or requests about reports submitted during private testing, email Toonie Technology Inc. at admin@toonie.tech (see also intelidress.app/contact). Changes to this policy will be included with app updates and published at intelidress.app/privacy.