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Switching guide · Last updated 17 October 2026

Looking for a Stylebook alternative?

Stylebook is a one-off £4.99 one-off wardrobe app built around manual outfit assembly. It is iPhone and iPad only, has no AI styling or try-on, and its last App Store update was June 2025. If you've started wondering whether to move, here is what you gain, what changes, and how to rebuild your wardrobe in a few photos.

We make Alama. Every Stylebook fact below comes from its public App Store listing as of the date above.

Feature comparison: Alama Wardrobe vs Stylebook
Alama Wardrobe Stylebook
Price Free for 100 items, 25 outfits and 3 collections · Organiser and Style Pass subscriptions for more £4.99 one-off, no subscription
Platforms iPhone and Android iPhone and iPad only — no Android app
Last app update 16 October 2026 15 June 2025
Adding your clothes Camera-roll import finds every garment in a mirror selfie or flat lay and adds them in one go; single photos get automatic background removal One photo per item, with in-app background removal
Virtual try-on Photo-real AI try-on on your own photo None
AI styling AI stylist, daily weather-aware look, outfit suggestions from your wardrobe None — outfits are built by hand
Outfit calendar and stats Wardrobe insights and wear tracking; a calendar view is still on the way Calendar, packing lists and cost-per-wear stats
Selling your clothes Built-in UK marketplace: escrow payments, tracked labels, returns None
Business model Subscriptions and credits — no ads, your data isn't the product One-off purchase

Release activity

Release activity
App Last app update Platforms
Alama Wardrobe 16 October 2026 iOS and Android
Stylebook 15 June 2025 iOS and iPadOS

Source: the apps' public App Store and Google Play listings, checked on 17 October 2026.

Moving your wardrobe over

The reason most people never leave a wardrobe app is the afternoon they spent photographing everything. There is no direct import from Stylebook, but there is a faster way back to a full wardrobe than one photo per item.

  1. 1. Take a few wide photos. Mirror selfies, outfit shots, or clothes laid out flat on a bed. One photo can hold a whole outfit's worth of pieces.
  2. 2. Let the import find each piece. Alama's camera-roll import detects every garment in the photos, crops them, and shows you a grid to keep or drop. Nothing is added until you've looked at it, and it tells you how many free slots you have left before you start.
  3. 3. Try it on, then decide what to sell. Once your pieces are in, see outfits on a photo of you, and list anything you no longer wear on the built-in UK marketplace in a few taps.

Why Stylebook users switch

  • See it on you Outfits and pre-loved finds rendered on your own photo before you wear or buy them.
  • An app that's still being built iPhone and Android, releases most weeks, and AI that styles from what you own.
  • Sell what you don't wear List, ship and get paid from the same app, on a built-in UK marketplace.

Stylebook may still suit you if a one-off price and a manual calendar matter more than try-on, AI, Android and selling.

Frequently asked questions

Is Stylebook still being updated?
As of 17 October 2026, Stylebook's current App Store version is 10.1, released on 15 June 2025 — more than a year ago. The app still works and its ratings remain high, but nothing new has shipped in over a year — no AI features, no try-on, and no Android version.
Is there a Stylebook app for Android?
No. As of 12 September 2026, Stylebook is listed for iPhone and iPad only and has no Google Play listing. If you're moving to Android, or share a wardrobe with someone who is, you need a different app. Alama runs on both iPhone and Android with the same account.
Does Stylebook have virtual try-on or AI styling?
No. As of 12 September 2026, Stylebook has no generative try-on and no AI styling; outfits are assembled by hand from your catalogue. Alama renders outfits and pre-loved pieces on a photo of you, and its stylist proposes a daily look from your own wardrobe and the weather.
Can I import my Stylebook wardrobe into Alama?
There is no direct import from Stylebook — its data stays inside the app. The fastest route is a few photos: Alama's camera-roll import finds every garment in a mirror selfie, an outfit shot or a flat lay and adds them in one go, so a wardrobe that took an afternoon to photograph item by item takes a few photos to rebuild. The free tier covers 100 items, and Alama tells you how many free slots you have left before you start.
What changes when I leave Stylebook?
Three things. Pricing: a free tier of 100 items instead of a one-off purchase, with optional subscriptions for unlimited storage or AI. Planning: Alama tracks wears and gives wardrobe insights, and a calendar view is still on the way, so Stylebook's calendar and packing lists have no exact twin yet. And your catalogue: there is no export-and-import path, so you rebuild it — which is what the camera-roll import is for.
Is Alama free?
Yes, with a generous free tier: 100 wardrobe items, 25 outfits and 3 collections, plus welcome credits to try AI try-on on your own photo. Organiser adds unlimited storage; Style Pass adds unlimited AI. There are no ads on any tier.

Weighing up other options? See our round-up of the best wardrobe apps in the UK, or the head-to-heads with Whering and Alta Daily.

Rebuild your wardrobe in an afternoon, not a weekend

100 items, 25 outfits and 3 collections free — with camera-roll import to add whole outfits at once, and welcome credits to see them on you.