Total waste of time
Forces you though a setup including sharing your email, then a tutorial, just to land you at a subscription screen with no options for a trial or use any features without paying
Must have for social watch collectors
A truly terrific app. As a watch collector without a lot of close friends that are also watch enthusiasts this app gives me a chance to interact with other enthusiasts. The mechanical aspect is also terrific being able to check the health of my watches.
Great app overall
Please add ability to remove a watch completely
Not actually free
The app advertises itself being a free app but its not, its a $9 per month subscription service.
Keeps measuring for 10-15 mins
Tried 5 times, it just keep measuring but not finishing and giving out a result.They ask $40 for a year or 9$ a month .not worth it
Doesn’t work most of the time
I’ve been getting server error messages every day for a week or so. Unfortunately I paid to subscribe for a year.
Amazing community of watch nerds, like me!
I got this app to test the movement accuracy of my automatic mechanical watches. Little did I know I’d stick around for the sharing and commenting of daily wrist checks. They keep rolling out new updates and improvements but best of all it’s where watch nerds can unite!
Great app, if you don’t need it to actually work
TickIQ’s one job — taking readings from watches, is the exact thing it can no longer do. Everything else? Sure. The actual function I subscribed for? Gone. It just sits there now, a beautiful icon that opens to disappointment.
And before anyone from support chimes in with the copy-paste checklist: yes, I deleted the app. Yes, I redownloaded it. Yes, I restarted my phone. I did the entire IT exorcism ritual. None of it worked, because the problem isn’t on my end, it’s that you haven’t pushed an update in over a month while iOS has moved on without you.
That’s really the whole story here. The iPhone updated. You didn’t. And now paying customers are left with a subscription to a glorified paperweight.
Update the app or stop charging for it. Pick one.
And before anyone from support chimes in with the copy-paste checklist: yes, I deleted the app. Yes, I redownloaded it. Yes, I restarted my phone. I did the entire IT exorcism ritual. None of it worked, because the problem isn’t on my end, it’s that you haven’t pushed an update in over a month while iOS has moved on without you.
That’s really the whole story here. The iPhone updated. You didn’t. And now paying customers are left with a subscription to a glorified paperweight.
Update the app or stop charging for it. Pick one.
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Junk
Junk quality for $9/mo, just buy a timegrapher
Nice tool
Just needs a quiet room but it seems pretty accurate
Overpriced and inaccurate
Typical misleading app that will advertise as free until you download and purchase then you have to keep upgrading and paying more more to unlock features. Pass
Great way to share your love of horology.
Nice app for curating your watch collection and sharing with others.
Great app
I have used this for several months and being somewhat of a stickler for accurate time this app is indispensable. It is elegant and extremely functional. I have 5 high end watches, all Swiss made and it helps me measure their accuracy and overall performance and health. So, if you own a Rolex or other fine watches, you need this app. Highly recommended.
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Waste of money/ time HAHA
If you actually want to read the accuracy of a watch don’t base it on this fake app. $40 a year for this garbage is insane also.
Who knows
Can't do anything without paying
$9 a month for an app chatgpt could make
If youre going to spend 9$ a month you might as well invest in a professional timegrapher that will never charge you again and work with factory precision. Installed and deleted as soon as i saw the price lol
CRUCIAL CAVEAT
Placing the speakers of a cellular device on a mechanical watch can magnetize the internal components, thus altering the accuracy of your timepiece. Accuracy may be regained via a demagnetization device.
Great to catalog, but…
This is an application that makes it easy to catalog and share your watch collection with a like-minded community. The interface is lovely. The timegrapher function, through, is absolutely brutal, bordering on useless. In 100+ attempts across seven watches (using an iPhone 17 Pro Max with the case removed), I’ve gotten three successful readings. It needs significant improvement.
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Inconsistent
Tested the same watch fully wound and following the instructions about 10 times in a row and over the course of the day. It was measuring my amplitude from 275-325 and reading anywhere from -4.5 seconds to -.6 seconds per day. Back to back tests showed highly inconsistent results. Alway was in a quiet room during testing. Yes it’s a phone, but if I’m paying a fee I’d hope it be more accurate.
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Easy to use
Great app. Very useful and super easy to use
