Sipo - Your Size Profile

Sipo - Your Size Profile

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  • Released
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  • July 20, 2026
  • August 3, 2026

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Keep your measurements ready when you shop for clothes, sew at home, or work with a tailor. Sipo gives your named local profiles a calm, visual home on your phone, with clear entry for 14 common measurements and help whenever you need it. WITH SIPO, YOU CAN - Open Add Measurement from the Home or More toolbar, or tap a missing marker to start with that measurement - Create, select, rename, and delete named local profiles while keeping each profile's measurements separate - Save chest, bust, shoulder, sleeve, arm, neck, waist, hips, thigh, inseam, crotch length, outseam, height, and weight - Follow concise instructions and open an illustrated guide sheet on demand for all 14 supported measurements - See seven essential measurements on a visual body overview, with saved values and markers for missing values - Add an optional note for measurement context or tailoring details - Share a branded image of saved Home measurements through the device share sheet - Clear all locally managed profiles and measurement data when needed No account is required. Sipo manages your profiles and measurements through the app's local database. This release displays length in centimeters and weight in kilograms. Sipo is a practical companion for clothing fit, home sewing, and conversations with your tailor.
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What's New in Sipo

1.3

August 3, 2026

Sipo 1.3 adds multiple named local profiles so you can keep separate measurement sets on one device. - Create, select, and rename local profiles, with the final profile protected from deletion. - Keep each profile's measurements and notes separate while using the Home visualizer and sharing tools. - Continue using illustrated guides for all 14 supported measurements.

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