See how you really wear your collection
WristLog.app turns the wears you log into a clear picture of your collection: which watches you reach for, which ones you've drifted away from, how your rotation is balanced and how your collection has changed over time. It's the honest answer to "do I actually wear all of these?"
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The questions it answers
- What do I actually wear? See each watch's share of your wrist time, and your daily-driver rankings.
- What am I neglecting? See how long it's been since each watch was worn, and get alerts for the ones gathering dust.
- Am I consistent? Track your logging streak, with rest days so a day off doesn't break it.
- How has my collection changed? Follow what you've added, sold and kept over time.
- What do I gravitate to? See your collection by brand, by style and by complication, and the strap pairings you return to most.
- What's it all worth? Record what each watch is worth and see value by brand.
- Which watches earn their keep? Cost per wear ranks every watch from best value to worst.
Pick your timeframe
Look at the last month, the last year, all time, or a custom range, so you can compare this summer's rotation with last year's.
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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.
Common questions
Which stats are free?
Streaks, wrist-time share, rest days, collection history, brand and style breakdowns, pairings and the Strap Graveyard are free. Cost per wear, daily-driver rankings and gathering-dust alerts are part of Premium.
How long before the stats are useful?
You'll see patterns within a couple of weeks of regular logging. Importing your past wear history from a spreadsheet makes them useful from day one.
Can I see stats for a single watch?
Yes. Each watch shows how often it's been worn, when it was last worn and what it's been paired with.