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Version 2.4.17 · 2026-03-18
- Bug fixes and performance improvements
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The store currently lists version 2.4.17, updated 2026-03-18.








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Codi Pick — Your Personal AI Stylist
Codi Pick helps you look and feel your best every day. It organizes your wardrobe, builds outfits for every moment, tries looks on your photos, and recommends shopping picks that fit your personal style.
Whether you’re getting ready for work, a night out, or packing for a trip - Codi Pick makes getting dressed effortless.
AI Style Assistant
Chat with your personal stylist anytime.
Ask what to wear, how to style a tricky item, or how to build a full outfit from your own clothes.
Pick any item and instantly see what matches with it — or discover the perfect piece to complete the look.
Outfit Planner & Maker
Build complete outfits from your wardrobe with one tap.
Get personalized suggestions based on your style, closet, and weather.
Fresh outfit ideas, every day.
AI Try-On…
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- Bug fixes and performance improvements
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