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How Layerly works

From weather to wardrobe in a few simple steps. No guessing, no generic charts.

1

Add your baby

Enter your baby's date of birth. Layerly uses age to judge how warm or cool an outfit should be — a newborn needs more layers than a crawling 10-month-old.

2

Set a location

Allow GPS or type a city. Layerly fetches the current temperature, wind, rain, and UV index from Open-Meteo so every recommendation matches the actual weather outside.

3

Tick the clothes you own

Go through the wardrobe checklist: base layers, bottoms, mid layers, outer layers, sleep sacks, accessories, and transport extras. Layerly only recommends items you actually have.

4

Pick a situation

Choose Home, Walk, or Car, then add details: room temperature, pram, stroller, or baby carrier, and how long you'll be out. Each setting changes the outfit.

5

Get a ready-to-wear outfit

Layerly returns a complete layer-by-layer recommendation with a short explanation, plus transport extras and safety notes for heat, sun, or cold.

6

Rate comfort to improve suggestions

After a nap or walk, mark whether your baby was comfortable. Layerly learns your baby's preferences and fine-tunes future recommendations without overcorrecting.