
Last updated: 7 July 2026. Competitor features and prices were verified on that date against their official sites and store listings (sources at the bottom).
Of all the wardrobe apps, Acloset is arguably the closest to Aura: both present themselves as AI stylists that build outfits from your own clothes based on the weather and your mood. It is therefore the tightest comparison. Here is where each one takes the lead.
At a glance
| Criterion | Aura | Acloset |
|---|---|---|
| Digitizing | Photo + AI recognition | Photo, import from Amazon, Zara, Shein, detection from a mirror selfie |
| Outfit recommendations | Daily outfits based on weather, mood and occasion | Outfits based on schedule, weather and mood |
| Visual output | AI-generated outfit images | Recommendations from your own pieces |
| Colour / body-type analysis | No | Yes: personal colours and body type |
| Cost-per-wear tracking | No | Yes |
| Advertising | None | Free version with ads |
| Free plan | 5 scans and 3 outfits per month | Up to 100 items |
| Paid price | Plus €4.99/mo, Pro €9.99/mo | Basic $3.99/mo, Premium $9.99/mo, Expert $24.99/mo |
| Platforms | iOS (Android in beta) | iOS, Android and browser extension |
| Languages | French and English | 18 languages, including French |
What Acloset does
Acloset claims 7 million users, more than 90 million clothes digitized and a presence in over 150 countries. Its AI organizes your clothes from a single photo, can import from Amazon, Zara, Shein and more, and can even detect each piece from a mirror selfie.
On the styling side, Acloset picks outfits based on your schedule, the weather and your mood, offers an analysis of your personal colours and body type, tracks what you wear and shows you where your money goes. The free version covers up to 100 items but contains ads; subscriptions range from $3.99 (Basic) to $9.99 (Premium) and $24.99 (Expert) per month. Acloset is available on iOS, Android and via a browser extension, in 18 languages including French.
What Aura does
Aura shares the same principle: scan your clothes, let the AI recognize colour, category and material, then receive daily outfits tuned to the weather, your mood and the occasion. The difference lies in the output: Aura generates an AI image of the outfit rather than only recommending your pieces.
Aura also leans on an ad-free experience, an interface designed first in French, and a free online AI stylist to test the logic without installing or creating an account. On the other hand, Aura offers neither colour analysis, nor body-type diagnosis, nor cost-per-wear tracking, and its Android version is still in beta.
Where Acloset wins
- A more generous free plan. Up to 100 items managed for free, whereas Aura's free plan is limited to 5 scans and 3 outfits per month.
- Retailer import and mirror selfie. Adding pieces from online shops or a mirror photo speeds up digitizing.
- Colour and body-type analysis. A genuine plus Aura lacks.
- Cost-per-wear tracking.
- 18 languages and Android maturity.
- A cheaper entry subscription with Basic at $3.99/mo.
Where Aura wins
- The generated visual render. Aura produces an image of the outfit, not just a list of your pieces.
- No advertising, including in daily use.
- French by default and a tighter experience.
- Trying without an account through the online AI stylist.
Who should pick which
Choose Acloset if you want the most features for the lowest price: a generous free plan, retailer import, colour and body-type analysis, cost-per-wear tracking, many languages and a mature Android app, accepting ads in the free version.
Choose Aura if the generated visual render, the absence of ads and an app designed first in French matter more to you than Acloset's long feature list. Keep in mind that Aura has neither colour analysis nor cost-per-wear tracking, and its Android is in beta.
The best move is to compare for yourself: launch the online AI stylist, look at the Aura plans, then download the app. For a wider view, see the best wardrobe apps in 2026.
Sources
- Acloset, official site: acloset.app (AI organizing from a photo, import from Amazon/Zara/Shein, outfits based on schedule/weather/mood, personal colours and body type, 7 million users, 18 languages including French, iOS/Android/web).
- Acloset, App Store listing: Basic $3.99, Premium $9.99, Expert $24.99 subscriptions and a free tier up to 100 items with ads.
- Aura: plans and quotas from the Pricing page.