This app helps you plan your work week's outfits using clothes from your own wardrobe. It can photograph your clothes to identify type and color, and then suggests outfits based on your day's activities and the weather forecast. You can also plan outfits for trips and special events.
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The Lookahead allows you to catalogue your wardrobe by photographing clothes or adding them manually. It then uses this information, along with the type of day (office, casual, etc.) and the forecast, to suggest outfits for your work week.
Yes, The Lookahead offers a 'Plan a trip' feature. You can add your destination and dates to receive outfit suggestions for your travel days and generate a packing list. This feature is part of The Lookahead Plus subscription.
The free version allows unlimited manual wardrobe additions and reads details from your first 30 photos. You receive two free weekly plans, and plans made with fewer than 25 wardrobe pieces do not count towards this limit.
The Lookahead Plus is available for AUD 8.99 a month or AUD 79.99 a year in Australia, with pricing shown in local currency elsewhere. It offers unlimited photo reading, up to 7 plans per week, and access to trip and special event planning.
No, The Lookahead does not contain advertisements. The app is ad-free, with optional features available through a paid subscription.
The Lookahead is supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for Apple's mobile operating systems.
The latest version, 2.3.0, was released on October 19, 2026. The app was initially released on July 28, 2026, indicating a relatively frequent update schedule.
The Lookahead has an age rating of 17+. This rating is typically assigned based on content that may not be suitable for younger audiences.
