Privacy

The short version

Wardrobeis a personal closet. What you add is yours: it isn't sold, shared with advertisers, or used to show you ads. A wardrobe is private unless you turn on sharing for it.

What the website stores

• Your account: a public handle, a hashed sign-in combination or your email, and passkeys if you add them.
• Your wardrobes: the items, photos, links, prices, notes, sections and themes you add. Photos are stored as images in our storage bucket at unguessable addresses.
• For items you want that have a product link: the price we read from that page about once a day, so we can tell you when it drops. You can turn this off for any item.
• A sign-in cookie (wardrobe_session) so you stay signed in, and the device type of each signed-in session, so you can sign devices out.
• Basic usage analytics (pages visited, and events such as "item added") to see what is working.

Sharing

If you turn on sharing for a wardrobe, anyone with its link can look at it but not change it. You choose which sections it includes and whether names, brands and prices show. Turning sharing off, or making a new link, stops the old link working. Shared pages ask search engines not to index them.

Background removal

Cutting the background out of a photo happens in your browser. The photo isn't sent to any third party for this: your browser downloads the cutout model once (from imgly's public CDN) and runs it locally.

The browser extension

The Chrome extension only does something when you ask it to:

• When you click its button, use its shortcut, or pick it from the right-click menu, it reads the page in that one tab (the product name, brand, price and photos) to fill in the form.
• Nothing is sent anywhere until you press Add. Then the item you confirmed (name, brand, price, photo link, the page's link, and anything you typed) is saved to your wardrobe at wardrobe.obhox.com.
• Photo previews, and the colour used to sort by colour, are loaded through wardrobe.obhox.com's image proxy.
• It uses your existing sign-in. It never sees or stores your combination or passkey.
• It keeps a few small preferences in your browser (last currency and section, and an unsaved draft for the tab you were on). These never leave your browser.
• It does not track your browsing, read pages you didn't ask it to, run analytics, or load remote code.

Deleting your data

Delete any item and it is gone, photos included. Removing the extension deletes its local preferences. From Account you can download everything we hold as a file, or delete your whole account: every wardrobe, item and photo, for good.