WristLogv2.0.1
Released September 8, 2026Major
iOS Android
The latest major update introduced a redesigned wear habits calendar, a new watch list calendar strip, and editable accuracy logs. As the release occurred recently, no rating or sentiment data is available to assess user reception. The impact remains neutral until sufficient post-update activity is recorded.
What changed
- UXSignificant redesign of the wear habits calendar
- New featureAdded new calendar strip to the watch list for easier wristchecks
- New featureIntroduced fully editable accuracy logs
- UXImprovements to occasion tracking functionality
- UXUI enhancements to the Timegrapher and other interface elements
- UXDate range filters now persist the last selected option
- PerformanceGeneral bug fixes and stability improvements
Reception
50/ 100 impact scoreNeutral
What worked
UX
no_evidence
What didn't
New feature
no evidencePost-update user feedback is currently unavailable to validate the utility of the new calendar strip or accuracy logs.
Marlvel takeaways
- Monitor the impact of the redesigned wear habits calendar on user retention once the post-update review volume reaches statistical significance.
- Verify if the persistent date range filter functionality reduces navigation friction in the Timegrapher interface.
Original release notes
* Significantly redesigned the wear habits calendar. * New calendar strip at the top of your watch list for easier wristchecks. * Fully editable accuracy log. Yes, finally! * Many improvements to occasion tracking. * Small UI improvements here and there, most noticeably in the Timegrapher. * Date range filters now remember your last picked option. * Plenty of smaller bug fixes and improvements.