Catalog your watches. Let fate pick your daily wear. | Wristpick

I collect watches. Like many collectors, I kept reaching for the same two while others sat in the box. So I built an app to fix that. Wristpick catalogs your collection with photos and details. Every day it picks one for you — randomly. Over time, stats show which watches you actually wear and which never leave the box. Wishlist with Chrono24/eBay search included. Everything local, no account, no ads. $0.99, no subscription.

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Hey, maker here. I've worked in software for twenty years. Not a developer, but I wanted to build something, so I used Claude Code to make it possible. The idea is simple. I have more watches than I wear, and I kept gravitating to the same ones out of habit. Built Wristpick to fix that for myself, then figured others probably have the same problem. The daily randomizer is the main feature, but the stats view ended up being the one I check most — there's something a little humbling about seeing which pieces you keep skipping over. No subscription, no account, everything stays on your device. Just a small app for a niche hobby. Happy to answer questions about the app, the watches, or what building your first iOS app as a non-coder actually looks like.

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