A watch wear tracker that takes ten seconds a day
WristLog.app is an app for logging which watch you wear each day. Open it, tap the watch (and the strap, if you like), and you're done, usually in about ten seconds. Do that most days and you end up with something no memory can give you: an honest record of how you really wear your collection.
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Why log what you wear?
Ask most collectors which watch they wear most and they'll answer confidently, and often wrongly. Memory remembers the special days and forgets the ordinary ones, which is where most wrist time actually happens. A simple daily log fixes that. After a few weeks you'll know:
- which watches are your real daily drivers
- which pieces haven't left the box in months
- what each watch actually costs you every time you wear it
- how your taste is shifting, one month at a time
Why it's easy to keep up
The hard part of any log is keeping it going, so WristLog.app takes the effort out:
- It takes seconds. Your collection is right there; logging is a tap or two, not a form.
- Your straps count too. Log the strap you paired it with and find out which ones you actually use.
- An honest day off doesn't cost you. Log a rest day on days without a watch, and your streak stays intact.
- Forgot a day? Swapped at lunch? Fill in a past day or log the change whenever you remember.
- Help when you can't decide. Let the app pick from your collection, or repeat yesterday's combination in one tap.
- A nudge if you forget. Optional reminders let you know when you haven't logged.
What you get back
Every entry feeds your stats: streaks, how often each watch gets worn, the pairings you return to, and the pieces gathering dust and your cost per wear. The more you log, the clearer the picture, but even a few entries a week start to reveal patterns.
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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
Do I have to log every single day?
No. Log when you can. A few entries a week already show you patterns, and daily logging gives you the complete picture. Rest days let you record days without a watch, so gaps in your history are the ones you chose.
Can I log two watches on the same day?
Yes. If you change watches during the day, log the swap so both watches get credit.
Can I log a day I forgot?
Yes. You can go back and log any past day, so missing a day doesn't mean losing it.
Is the wear tracker free?
Yes. Daily logging, straps, rest days, streaks and core stats are all free. Premium adds deeper analytics such as cost-per-wear and daily-driver rankings, plus unlimited watches.