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In one sentence

WristLog.app is a watch collection app for iPhone and Android that catalogues your watches from a photo, logs what you wear in seconds, and shows you how you really wear your collection, from cost per wear to the watches gathering dust.

In one paragraph

WristLog.app helps watch collectors replace guesswork with proof. Logging the watch and strap you're wearing takes about ten seconds; over time, the app shows your real rotation, your streaks, the pieces you've neglected and what each watch costs you per wear. Collectors can catalogue a watch from a single photo of its dial, import an existing spreadsheet, keep service records and warranties, write a short memory for any day, and keep a private wishlist. WristLog.app has no social features, no ads and no data selling. It's free for up to 6 watches, with Premium for an even better experience.

Key facts

NameWristLog.app
Built byGuilherme Valerio, watch enthusiast and developer
CategoryWatch collection and wear-tracking app
PlatformsiPhone (App Store) and Android (Google Play)
LanguagesEnglish, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese
PriceFree for up to 6 watches; Premium for an even better experience
Websitewristlog.app
Instagram@wristlog.app
X@wristlog
Contactinfo@wristlog.app

Highlights

  • Log what you wear in seconds, and see how you really wear your collection
  • Know what each watch costs you per wear
  • Catalogue a watch from a photo, or bring your existing list across
  • Private by design: no social features, no ads, no data selling

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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.

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