Last updated: August 21, 2026.
Wearform is private by design. Your clothing photos, wardrobe, body shape and usage data are processed on your device. There is no Wearform server and no Wearform account, and we do not collect, sell or share your personal data. If you turn on iCloud sync, your wardrobe records and saved garment images mirror into your own private iCloud database — your Apple account and your iCloud storage, not ours. See iCloud sync below.
With iCloud sync on, everything in that list except the on-device usage insights mirrors to your private iCloud database. With it off, it all stays on the one device.
Wearform mirrors into your private CloudKit database. Apple states that private-database records are not visible to a developer in the developer portal. Turn iCloud off and your wardrobe simply stays on the one device. Private sync is not the same as a backup: it depends on your Apple account, your available iCloud storage and Apple's services.
Your original photo is never sent to a Wearform server or to any outside image service — there is no such server. What Wearform saves for each item, and therefore what syncs, is the garment image described above.
Wearform contains no advertising or third-party analytics SDKs and does not use the Advertising Identifier. App Tracking Transparency does not apply.
You can delete all of your data at any time in Me → Delete all my data. That removes your garments, outfits, plans, saved garment images, body profile, settings and on-device metrics — and because sync mirrors changes, those deletions propagate to your private iCloud copy as well. Deleting the app on its own is not the same thing: use the in-app control if you want the synced records gone.
Wearform is not directed to children under 13.
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