Made for watch collectors
Tap the watch on your wrist. That’s the record.
Today
Tap the watch you’re wearing.
Watch Vault Tracker keeps a record of the watches you wear. Open it, tap the photograph of the one on your wrist, and the watch, the date and the time are kept.
Changed watches this evening? Tap the next one. Forgot a day? Add it later.
- Price
- Free. Every feature.
- For
- iPhone
- Release
- Winter 2027
Try it: tap a watch. The phone is an illustration. In the app, the pictures are your own photographs.
What the taps add up to.
The watches you wore most. The ones with no record in the last 60 days. Where the wrist time goes, across the day and month by month.
For the last 7, 30 or 90 days, this year, each year before it, or all time. Every figure is a count of what you recorded.
The screen shown is an illustration, with sample figures.
Every day, newest first.
One line for each watch, each day: Morning, Afternoon, Evening or All day.
A tap records one moment, so the app takes the watch to be on until you record another or the day ends. Open a record and it says which parts were assumed, and lets you set them yourself.
Sold, traded or gave one away? Mark it so. It leaves Today, and its history is kept.
The screen shown is an illustration.
Your collection. Not ours.
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No account.
The app never asks who you are.
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No server.
Your records and photographs are kept on your iPhone. We hold no copy.
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No tracking.
No analytics and no advertising, ours or anyone else’s.
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No connection needed.
Recording, History and Insights work with the phone offline.
Watch Vault Tracker sends nothing anywhere. If your iPhone is backed up to iCloud, Apple’s backup includes the app’s records, as it does for your photographs. A file you export is not encrypted, and the app says so where you make one. The privacy policy has the detail.
Free. Every feature.
Watch Vault Tracker is free because we believe enjoying your collection shouldn’t require subscriptions, advertisements, or giving up your privacy.
No trial that runs out. If you enjoy it and would like to leave a tip, it’s always appreciated and never expected. Tips are optional, processed by Apple, and unlock nothing.
One records what you own. One records what you wear.
Watch Vault Archive is our separate desktop software for documenting a collection. A list of watches can be carried between the two, in either direction, as a file you hand over yourself: watches only, never wearing records. The two apps never connect to each other.
Coming to iPhone. Winter 2027.
Nothing to download yet. Questions in the meantime: write to us.