Latest Updates

Tweaks to New Accuracy Record form

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. New Record Accuracy Form

Another Design Overhaul

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

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

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

Added a useful calendar chart to visually display which watch you wore on a specific day.

WristLog wear statistics

Design Overhaul

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

Added the ability to export accuracy records.

Export Your Data

WristLog now allows you to export your data. You can export both Accuracy Records and Wrist Checks.

Public Version

WristLog was publicly released! Accuracy tracking and wrist time logging work flawlessly with simple charts to visualize recorded data.

Development Started

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.