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Version 1.0.4 · 2025-04-01
Improved color analysis
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The store currently lists version 1.0.4, updated 2025-04-01.








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Welcome to a new era of men’s styling, powered by Daily Male: the AI color analysis
Daily Male is the ultimate style app for men who want to upgrade their look with confidence. In just seconds, our smart AI scans your skin tone, hair, and eyes to create your personal color palette, so you always know which colors make you stand out
We made men’s fashion simple. No more mismatched outfits or endless shopping doubts. Just easy, smart style choices designed to match your features and your wardrobe
With Daily Male, you’ll build a closet that works, dress sharper, and feel more confident, every single day
LOOKING GOOD, MAKES YOU FEEL GOOD
Whether it’s discovering your best colors, upgrading your wardrobe with matching pieces, or learning what works for your characteristics, Daily Male celebrates every win, because looking good should be easy
SMARTER, SIMPLER STYLE GUIDANCE…
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