5 alternativesWristkeeper: Free to start
The best Wristkeeper alternatives
For most people the best alternative to Wristkeeper is WristTrack, and the best free one is WristLog.
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| App | Price | How you pay | iPhone | iPad | App Store | Rating |
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| Free to start | Free, with paid upgrades | Too few ratings | ||||
| Free to start | Free, with paid upgrades | 4.9 | ||||
| $9.99 once | Pay once | Too few ratings | ||||
| Free to start | Free, with paid upgrades | Too few ratings | ||||
| Free to start | Free, with paid upgrades | Too few ratings | ||||
| Free to start | Free, with paid upgrades | Too few ratings |
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The alternatives, in order
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Pick it if you want the most proven watch log, with deep wear charts and a one-time Pro upgrade.
Catalogs your watches, logs what you wear each day and charts your wrist time.
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Pick it if you want every spec, service and accuracy test on record, paid for once.
Stores every spec, service and accuracy test for each watch, for $9.99 once.
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Pick this if you swap straps often and want stats on cost per wear and neglected watches.
Logs every wear with its strap and shows cost per wear and neglected watches.
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Pick it if you own mechanical watches and want to check their rate with your iPhone's microphone.
Catalogs your watches and reads a mechanical movement's rate through the microphone.
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Pick this if you mostly want a good-looking catalog to browse and share.
Shows your collection as clean watch cards, with photo-based autofill and iCloud backup.
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When Wristkeeper is still the right pick
You own a few watches and keep reaching for the same 1 or 2 while the rest sit in the box.
Wristkeeper prices and verdictFree to start