A journal for the days your watches were there
Watches collect memories. The one you wore on your wedding day, the one you bought to mark a promotion, the one that was on your wrist on a trip you'll never forget. WristLog.app lets you write those moments down: add a short note to any day you log, and it stays with the watch forever.
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Why keep a watch journal?
Collectors often say the story is what makes a watch special. But stories fade. A journal keeps them:
- For you. Years from now, scroll back through a watch's days and remember where it's been.
- For the people you pass it on to. A watch with its stories attached means far more to the next generation than one without.
- For your collection. Seeing which watches were there for the moments that mattered is a better guide to what to keep than any spreadsheet.
How it works
- Add a note when you log. A line or two is plenty: what happened, where you were, who you were with.
- See a watch's memories on its page, in the order they happened.
- Browse your whole journal in one place, across every watch in your collection.
- Search it to find that one day again.
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.
Common questions
Is the journal free?
Yes. Writing memories and browsing them on each watch and in the journal is free. Searching across all your memories is part of Premium.
Can I add a memory to a day in the past?
Yes. Open any day you've logged and add or edit its note.
Who can see my memories?
Only you. WristLog.app has no social features, so your journal stays private.