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Can you really organize your closet with an app? How to tell if it’s worth your time to set one up

Chloe Kim
Chloe Kim
Chloe Kim
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Chloe is an experienced real estate journalist with a degree in Urban Studies from DePaul University. She has spent the last 4 years reporting on housing trends in Bloomington, previously contributing to local real estate sections and blogs.

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Can you really organize your closet with an app? How to tell if it’s worth your time to set one up — Bloomington Technology news

Closets by Design reports that closet-organizing apps like Stylebook, Indyx, and Acloset help users manage wardrobes by cataloging items and tracking usage, though setup can take hours.

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