WristLog.app vs Horolog
WristLog.app and Horolog are both built around logging the watch you wear each day and seeing stats about your rotation, and both can import from a CSV. Horolog adds a timegrapher for measuring accuracy. WristLog.app goes further on the collection side: strap-level logging, cost-per-wear rankings, AI photo cataloguing, service and warranty records with reminders, a private journal, a wishlist that becomes your collection, and insights into your collection's history, brands, styles and complications, on iPhone and Android.
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Who WristLog.app suits best
- Collectors who want cost per wear and to see which watches earn their place
- People who swap straps and want straps tracked too
- Anyone who wants to catalogue a collection from photos rather than typing
- Collectors who keep service, warranty and battery records
- People who want a journal of the days behind their watches
- Android users, and Spanish and Portuguese speakers
Who Horolog may suit
Going by its App Store description, Horolog is a good fit if you want a simple, clean daily log with streaks and top-worn stats, tags for organising your watches, and a built-in timegrapher for checking accuracy. WristLog.app doesn't measure accuracy.
At a glance
| WristLog.app | |
|---|---|
| Daily wear logging | Yes, with straps, mid-day swaps and rest days |
| Streaks and rotation stats | Yes |
| Cost per wear | Yes, ranked across your collection |
| Catalogue from a photo | Yes, AI photo fill completes the details automatically from a dial photo |
| Import | Spreadsheet (Excel or CSV) or WristTrack |
| Service, warranty and battery records | Yes, with service reminders |
| Day notes and a journal | Yes |
| Timegrapher / accuracy | No |
| Platforms | iPhone and Android |
Common questions
Can I log days without a watch?
WristLog.app lets you log a rest day, which counts as a real entry so it doesn't break your streak, and shows your rest days in your stats.
Can I bring my history from another app?
Yes. WristLog.app imports a spreadsheet or CSV, and imports directly from WristTrack.
Is WristLog.app free?
Yes, for up to 6 watches and 5 wishlist pieces, with daily logging, streaks and core insights. Premium adds unlimited watches, cost per wear and more.
WristLog.app
See it for your own collection.
WristLog.app catalogues your watches from a photo and shows you how you really wear them. Free on iPhone and Android.
