Watch collection apps for iPhoneHead to head
WristTrack vs WristLog
WristTrack ranks #1 and WristLog ranks #4 in our guide to the best watch collection apps for iPhone. WristTrack is our pick for most people, and WristLog is the best free option.
WristTrackPick WristTrack if you want the most proven watch log, with deep wear charts and a one-time Pro upgrade.Free to startBest free
WristLogPick WristLog if you swap straps often and want stats on cost per wear and neglected watches.Free to startWhat decides it
- On price: WristTrack is free. Pro is a one-time in-app purchase, with optional tips from $2.99. WristLog is free. Premium is $4.49 a month or $44.99 a year, with a free trial.
- Both run on iPhone and iPad.
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| At a glance | WristTrack | WristLog |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free. Pro is a one-time in-app purchase, with optional tips from $2.99 | Free. Premium is $4.49 a month or $44.99 a year, with a free trial |
| How you pay | Free, with paid upgrades | Free, with paid upgrades |
| Free trial | Free to start | Free to start |
| Runs on | iPhone, iPad | iPhone, iPad |
| Where to buy | App Store | App Store |
| Rating | 4.9 198 ratings | Too few ratings |
| Features | None flagged | Free trial |
| Made by | Grant Hutchison | Guilherme Costa Gossling Valerio |
| Last updated | 13 Oct 2026 | 11 Nov 2026 |
Who should get which
Get WristTrack if
You want the most proven watch log on the App Store, with deep wear charts and accuracy tracking.
Get WristLog if
You swap straps often and want detailed stats on how your collection gets worn.
Skip WristTrack if
You only want a quick suggestion of what to wear each morning, with no data entry.
Skip WristLog if
You want to pay once; Premium is a subscription.
Our verdicts
WristTrack
Catalog each watch in WristTrack with its reference, movement and purchase details, then log what you wear every day. Charts break your wear history down by brand, movement type and time period. It also tracks how many seconds a day each watch gains or loses, syncs to atomic time for setting your watches, and can pick a random watch when you can't decide.
WristLog
WristLog logs what you wear, down to the strap, and turns those logs into stats on daily drivers, cost per wear and watches gathering dust. Snap the dial and it fills in the brand, model and reference for you. You can keep a short memory for any day, store service records and warranties, and import a collection from a spreadsheet or WristTrack.
What each one helps you do
WristTrack
- Log which watch you wore each day
- See which watches you actually wear
- Track how fast each watch runs
- Set your watches to atomic time
WristLog
- Log each wear with its strap
- Spot the watches gathering dust
- Move your watch spreadsheet into an app
- Get reminded before a service is due
Where to get them
Neither one quite right?
The other picks in our guide to the best watch collection apps for iPhone.
WristkeeperPick 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.Free to start
WatcheeProPick it if you want every spec, service and accuracy test on record, paid for once.$9.99 once
WearTimePick it if you own mechanical watches and want to check their rate with your iPhone's microphone.Free to start
TimeboxdPick this if you mostly want a good-looking catalog to browse and share.Free to start
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