CATWLK

CATWLK is a local-first sourcing and client-decision workspace for independent personal stylists. On Zara, H&M, Mango, Uniqlo, COS, Massimo Dutti, ARKET, & Other Stories, Sézane, ASOS, Weekday, GANNI, Abercrombie & Fitch, Reformation, and Zalando product pages, the extension reads the current product's title, displayed price, image URL, composition, care information, and structured product data. On another retailer, CATWLK attempts a one-time generic capture only after the user invokes tab; uncertain fields remain editable. Current retailer coverage is available at https://catwlk.com/supported-retailers/. The local My Products workspace supports product analysis, material and care preferences, notes, tags, purchase and wear tracking, wardrobe summaries, and named comparisons of two to four products. Displayed retailer prices are never counted as confirmed spending. Products, comparisons, and existing client work remain in browser extension storage unless the stylist takes an explicit cloud action. The CATWLK professional workspace organizes Today, Clients, Library, and Settings, with Source, Decide, Send, and Follow up stages for each edit. A stylist signs in through Makepad Keycloak using PKCE browser identity or the device authorization flow selected for that platform. Signing in does not upload existing local records. A client becomes cloud managed only after the stylist previews the exact migration counts and confirms the migration; the CATWLK API verifies the payload checksum. For cloud-managed clients, the stylist can capture products into an edit, publish a selected review snapshot, and create an intake link. Clients need no account. Private bearer tokens remain in URL fragments, the CATWLK server stores only token hashes in PostgreSQL, and links can be revoked or expire. Selected workspace data is stored by the CATWLK API in PostgreSQL. Private file objects use MinIO when file features are enabled. CATWLK contains no advertising or general browsing analytics. Local settings may use browser sync where available and otherwise remain local. The packaged extension includes optional Lemon Squeezy license activation code, but paid checkout remains disabled until CATWLK's commercial release gate is complete.