Search and Purchase Date for Watches
June 01, 2025
One of you had a great suggestion to add search functionality when there are enough watches in the list to make it difficult to find a specific watch you're looking for. So I added a search feature at the top of the watches list if you have more than a few watches.
You can also enter the purchase date of your watch. See what happens when you have an anniversary with your watch :)
Watch Accuracy AI Insights
May 28, 2025
Another AI-powered feature is here!
One day, while adding new features to WristLog as I often do, an idea came to me. AI is really good at analyzing hard data, and WristLog is full of that. Out of curiosity, I took my own accuracy logs and started playing with a prompt that would return meaningful insights on watch accuracy, provide tips, and not hallucinate.
You can see the result in the screenshot. I'd say it's almost perfect. I wouldn't come up with a better summary of my BB54 accuracy. What do you say?
Detailed Watch Specification and AI
May 22, 2025
You can now fill in additional watch information, especially movement and its accuracy specification for mechanical watches. This specification is used in the watch accuracy log to point out accuracy records that were outside the manufacturer-specified range.
A feature I'm especially proud of is loading movement information using AI. Consider it experimental, but I've had very good results with it so far. Hopefully there are more AI features to come!
Bulk Add Wristcheks
May 08, 2025
Another feature request that I was happy to fulfill. It's a handy feature if you missed a wristcheck on a specific day or wore a watch for an extended period. It's accompanied by a new detailed wristcheck log, where you can also delete entries.
You can bulk add wristchecks using the "kebab" menu in a watch card or from the "Wristchecks" tab on the watch detail page.
Tweaks to New Accuracy Record form
April 08, 2025
I reworked the Record Accuracy form. You don't have to wait until the seconds hand reaches the twelve o'clock mark. Instead, you can also log the time at quarter, half, or three-quarters positions. It might be trickier to hit these positions precisely, but don't worry. You can always delete last record if you think you've missed your mark.
Another Design Overhaul
April 02, 2025
I did another design overhaul. Now the target was to make WristLog more visually pleasing. In my opinion, new version is way bettern than the old one. What do you think?.
Reminders
March 31, 2025
You can enable reminder notifications now. Receive a daily email if you haven't logged an Accuracy or Wristcheck entry yet.
Enable daily reminders in your profile settings to never miss an entry.
Diary
March 20, 2025
A place for you to write about your watch-related or unrelated stories. Every diary entry can optionally be made public and shared with the world.
Calendar View for Wrist Time Stats
March 01, 2025
Added a useful calendar chart to visually display which watch you wore on a specific day.
Design Overhaul
February 24, 2025
Many incremental updates to the design, mainly focused on mobile devices and visually pleasing spacing. Added icons to the menu and other places where they make sense.
Accuracy Record Notes
February 14, 2025
Added the ability to add notes to individual accuracy records.
Export Your Data
January 29, 2025
WristLog now allows you to export your data. You can export both Accuracy Records and Wrist Checks.
Public Version
January 26, 2025
WristLog was publicly released! Accuracy tracking and wrist time logging work flawlessly with simple charts to visualize recorded data.
Development Started
January 16, 2025
I started developing WristLog around this time, although it wasn't called WristLog yet. A few hours every night while watching over my newborn sleeping. Accuracy and wrist time tracking were the first features I had in mind.