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    Wardrobe

    Wardrobe

    Your clothes, extracted and organized with gpt-image

    Wardrobe is a local wardrobe organizer that uses OpenAI image models to extract and present clothing from personal photos. It detects garments in imported images, creates clean product-style cutouts, and can generate modeled editorial previews using a reference photo. The web interface supports drag-and-drop, paste, editing, review, regeneration, and approval of generated results.
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    File-em

    File-'em is an automatic receipts organizer implemented in Java & SWT.

    File-'em (pronounced like phylum) is an open source alternative to the software behind NeatReceipts?®. It allows you to load in scanned receipts and automatically pulls the information out of the receipt using OCR and stores it in a SQLite database for easy reference, reports, and retrieval.
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