What it does
Your collection lives on your device. There is no account to create.
Add a pair in seconds
Quick Add on the home screen: choose a category, then a photo from the camera or your library, or just a name. Size, colour, seasons and notes can wait until later.
Categories, men's and women's
Boots, casual, athletic, dress, sandals and everything else — each in a men's and a women's collection, so a household shares one app without the lists colliding.
Colour and season
Tag a pair by colour and mark the seasons it is for. Finding the brown boots you wear in autumn takes one glance instead of a rummage.
Sizes and notes
Name, size and free-form notes for each pair — what they cost, where they came from, or which ones rub after an hour.
Works offline
Your collection is stored on the device itself. Standing in a shop with no signal makes no difference to the app.
iCloud sync
Sign in to iCloud and your collection follows you to a new phone and to your iPad, through Apple's private database. Not through any server of mine.
Free and PRO
The free version holds five pairs across the whole collection — enough to see whether the app earns a place on your home screen. If you started with an earlier version, you keep your ten-pair allowance. PRO is a single purchase that never expires.
- → Unlimited pairs. Keep the whole wardrobe in one place.
- → Pay once, keep it forever. No subscription and no ads — now or later.
- → Restorable on your other devices. The purchase is tied to your Apple Account, not to one phone.
iCloud sync and photos ship to everyone, free and PRO alike.
Privacy, briefly
Shoes Organizer has no accounts and no advertising. Your pairs and photos live in the app's own storage on your device, and — if you are signed in to iCloud — in your personal iCloud account, which I have no access to.
The app sends limited pseudonymous usage events to Mixpanel so I can understand how it is used and improve its reliability. They never include the names, sizes, colours, notes or photos of your pairs, payment details, an advertising identifier, or your location, and they are not used for advertising or cross-app tracking.
Purchases are handled entirely by Apple; I never see your payment details.
Support
Found a bug, lost something, or want a feature? Write to me — support requests go straight to the people who make the app.
[email protected]