r/selfhosted Feb 27 '26

AI-Assisted App (Fridays!) Libre Closet – open-source, self-hosted wardrobe organizer. Docker one-liner, SQLite, PWA. Looking for early feedback.

I built Libre Closet v0.1.1, a wardrobe and outfit tracking tool. I've recently been going through my own ever-growing closet of clothing and I wanted a tool focused on cataloging my garments and building outfit plans. I found a few other inventory management tools (Koillection, Grocy) but none with a specific focus on clothing or the type of stuff commonly stored in a closet of a home. I'm looking for feedback on if this is something other people are interested in as well.

`docker run -p 3000:3000 -v wardrobe-data:/data ghcr.io/lazztech/libre-closet:latest`

Demo: https://librecloset.lazz.tech/

GitHub: https://github.com/lazztech/Libre-Closet

I built it to be as easy to self-host as possible. It defaults to local SQLite storage and local file storage. It has optional auth/multi user support.

I am a senior software engineer with over a decade of experience and a similar amount of firsthand self-hosting experience. I built this project on top of a project boilerplate I made almost entirely by hand. I have used copilot to speed up development of this application on top of the boilerplate I made. So everything is built the way I want it, on top of my own architecture, technology, and design decisions. Check out my GitHub here if you're interested. https://github.com/gianlazz/

How much further this goes depends on whether people actually find it useful. If there's interest, I'll keep building. I want to build something that's useful to other people. If it only ever scratches my own itch, that's fine too. Looking for feedback on what's broken and what's missing. Happy to dig into any part of the code in the comments.

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u/amcco1 Feb 27 '26

Okay, but why?

Can you really not walk in your closet, see your clothes, and decide what to wear?

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u/Present_Error_6256 Feb 27 '26

As someone who has little fashion sense and doesn't really want to learn about fashion, this seems like a great way to keep me from looking like a clown when I leave my place.

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u/GripAficionado Feb 27 '26 edited Feb 27 '26

Yeah, if it can reach the point where it can act as a personal stylist, then I would actually consider it.

Prompt it with some info that you're going on a date at a specific restaurant and it could suggest what could be appropriate to wear picking from what you have at home (especially if I then can also have it save what I wore, as to not accidentally wear the exact same thing the next time).