5 alternativesWristLog: Free to start
The best WristLog alternatives
For most people the best alternative to WristLog is WristTrack, and the best free one is Wristkeeper.
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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 | ||||
| Free to start | Free, with paid upgrades | Too few ratings | ||||
| $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 |
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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 this if you want a watch suggested every morning from your own box, based on the weather and how long each watch has waited. Made by The Useful Tech.
Suggests a watch from your own collection every morning and shows what each one costs per wear.
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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 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 WristLog is still the right pick
You swap straps often and want detailed stats on how your collection gets worn.
WristLog prices and verdictFree to start