Pulso: Watch Collection

Pulso: Watch Collection

Collector wear & value tracker

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Released
September 18, 2026
Updated
October 24, 2026

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Pulso is a watch collection tracker for watch collectors who actually wear their watches. Made for iPhone and fully optimised for iPhone Duo. Add a watch, and Pulso fills in the details and gets out of the way. Log what you wore today with one tap. Over months the numbers build up until you can see plainly which watches earn their place on your wrist and which are just sitting in the box. MADE FOR IPHONE DUO Open it flat and every tab uses both halves: your list on one side, the watch on the other, never split across the fold. Stand it half open on your desk and Pulso becomes a desk clock to set your watch by, with the full date on the upright half and today's watches and your wear history within reach on the half lying flat. COLLECTION Every watch with its calibre, case size, lug width and water resistance. Use your own photos, or a stock image if you would rather not take one. Gifted and sold pieces keep their own view, so nothing disappears from your history. WEAR AND COST PER WEAR One tap logs a wear. Pulso keeps the count, the last-worn date and a running cost per wear, so a cheap quartz that goes on every week can quietly out-earn something far more expensive. POWER RESERVE For automatics and hand-wounds, Pulso tracks how much reserve is left and tells you when a watch is about to stop. VALUE An estimated market value for each watch, refreshed in the background, alongside what you actually paid. Insights shows your collection total, the paid-versus-estimated gap, and which watches you actually reach for, over all time or the last thirty days. SERVICE Log services and timegrapher readings, and set the next service date so it stops living in your head. WISHLIST AND ROADMAP Keep the watches you want in one place, with price alerts. The roadmap sorts them by style (diver, dress, field, chronograph and more) into Entry, Step-up and Goal rungs, so a wishlist becomes a plan. Share your wishlist as a link when someone asks what you are after. STORIES Every watch carries a reason. Add the occasion, the photos and the notes, and the collection reads like a record of your life rather than a spreadsheet. WIDGETS, SIRI AND THE LOCK SCREEN Today's pick, what you are wearing, collection value, rotation and power reserve on the Home Screen and Lock Screen, with a button that logs a wear without opening the app. Say "Wear today's pick in Pulso" to Siri, or use the Control Center button. Lookups show their progress as a Live Activity. SHARING Share a card of today's watch, your last 30 days, your collection or your month, designed to look good in a message or a story. A NOTE ON VALUES Estimated values are indicative, generated from public market data. They are not a formal valuation, and not an offer to buy or sell. Built by one person who wears his watches. Feedback goes straight to me.
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What's New in Pulso

1.2

October 24, 2026

Pulso 1.2 is made for iPhone Duo and iOS 27. • Desk mode on iPhone Duo: stand it half open on your desk and the clock rises onto the upright half, with the full date, while your watches and wear history sit on the half lying flat. Set the time, tap what you're wearing, done. • Open your Duo flat and the Wear tab uses both halves: the clock and your watches on one side, your last 30 days and calendar on the other • Every tab is optimised for iPhone Duo, with lists and details either side of the fold, never across it • Wear Today ranks your watches by how likely you are to wear each one today, with the most likely marked • Shortlist is now called Wishlist • The clock always fits, on any screen

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