WristLog.app vs WristTrack
WristLog.app and WristTrack are both apps for cataloguing a watch collection and logging what you wear. WristTrack puts more emphasis on timekeeping (it includes accuracy tracking and atomic time sync) and on showing your collection. WristLog.app focuses on understanding how you wear your collection: fast daily logging with straps, cost per wear, the watches gathering dust, AI photo cataloguing, and a private journal of the days your watches were there. If you're switching, WristLog.app can import your WristTrack history.
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Who WristLog.app suits best
- Collectors who want to know what they really wear and what each watch costs them per wear
- People who swap straps and want straps to have their own history
- Anyone who wants to catalogue quickly, from a photo of the dial
- Collectors who value privacy (no social features, nothing to share)
- People who want service reminders, warranties and battery changes in one place
- Android users as well as iPhone users, and Spanish and Portuguese speakers
Who WristTrack may suit
Going by its App Store description, WristTrack is a good fit if you care most about measuring your watches' accuracy over time and setting them precisely with atomic time sync, and you like a gallery view for showing your collection. WristLog.app doesn't measure accuracy.
At a glance
| WristLog.app | |
|---|---|
| Daily wear logging | Yes, with straps, mid-day swaps and rest days |
| Cost per wear | Yes, ranked across your collection |
| Catalogue from a photo | Yes, AI photo fill completes the details automatically from a dial photo |
| Strap catalogue and history | Yes |
| Service, warranty and battery records | Yes, with service reminders |
| Day notes and a journal | Yes |
| Private wishlist | Yes, moves into your collection when you buy |
| Accuracy measurement | No |
| Platforms | iPhone and Android |
| Languages | English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese |
Switching from WristTrack
You don't have to start over. Export your data from WristTrack, then choose WristTrack in WristLog.app's import screen: your watches, wear history, service records and warranties come across, so your stats are meaningful from the first day. How importing works.
Common questions
Can I import my WristTrack data into WristLog.app?
Yes. WristLog.app imports your WristTrack watches, wear logs, service records and warranties, and skips duplicates automatically.
Does WristLog.app measure watch accuracy?
No. WristLog.app focuses on your collection and how you wear it. If accuracy tracking is essential to you, an app that specialises in it may suit you better, and you can use both.
Is WristLog.app on Android?
Yes. WristLog.app is available on both iPhone and Android.
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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.
