tickIQ: Measure, Track Watches

Don’t listen to the reviews that base the subscription feature. People that only want this for the measurement feature should just buy a timegrapher. Subscriptions prevent ads. The real feature is the amazing community of enthusiasts that interact with one another daily. It’s better than any social media app online. There is decorum and humor but no offensiveness. Pure class. The guys that created the app are active members of the phenomenal community and are always making it better.

I’ve been waiting for someone to figure this out, I always knew the super computer in my pocket could moonlight as a timeagrapher- I’ve used a few apps over the years that crudely track SPD by manual verification but no amplitude or beat error insights. This has been a huge improvement for me and a ton of fun already, I’ve tested on a few watches and so far stats check out compared to expected performance and spec sheets. The AI and social features are fun and I hope the team continues to refine these areas. I’m a big fan and supporting this work with the subscription model is a no brainer to help keep the product running and community thriving.

This app is by far the beat I have used for tracking my collection. The use of AI to find the watch and generate a beautiful image and background for the collection is really a nice touch. The main feature for me is measuring the watch with the built in timegrapher. It seems to be accurate and a great way to have an overall idea of how to set watches based on how fast/slow they run. My few issues with this app are minor, but would be nice to have. I'd love to have the ability to upload photos instead of just capturing them in the app. The native camera app is infinitely better at photos than the in app one. My second thing is that we should be able to click our watches in the collection view to see all the pictures associated with that watch, the timegrapher measurements, and stats like the most common day for that to be worn. This is a great app that has the potential to add way more features with the price tag it has for the yearly subscription