tickIQ: Measure, Track Watches

Meet tickIQ — the professional-grade tool that transforms how you understand and care for your watches, from daily wear tracking to used & vintage condition checks. Automatically track which watches you wear most, predict when they need servicing, and measure accuracy using only your iPhone - all in one beautifully designed platform.

WHY WATCH ENTHUSIASTS CHOOSE TICKIQ:

■ Timegrapher in your pocket
In ~30 seconds, measure accuracy (sec/day), beat error, and amplitude using only your iPhone mic. Get the same professional measurements trusted by watchmakers, without the $1,000 hardware.

■ Used & vintage condition check
Verify movement health (rate, amplitude, beat error) before you buy, or attach a condition report when you sell.

■ Auto rotation tracking
Post a wrist shot and tickIQ identifies the watch and logs your wear time automatically. No spreadsheets, no manual entry.

■ Predictive service alerts
AI analysis of your measurements helps you spot when your watch may need servicing before it becomes a costly repair.

■ Watch diary calendar
A visual timeline of what you wore on any given day. Relive the moments that matter and discover patterns in your wearing habits.

■ Collection insights
See your top 3 most worn watches, identify seasonality trends, and understand which pieces truly earn their place in your rotation.

■ AI portrait photographer
Transform your unique watch into stunning magazine-quality images that showcase its beauty.

■ Share your results
Export beautiful graphics displaying your watch's accuracy and collection stats - perfect for Instagram, Reddit, TikTok, and watch forums.

■ Connect with collectors
Share wrist checks, compare measurements, and learn from a growing community of serious enthusiasts worldwide.

For mechanical watch owners: The timegrapher feature works with all mechanical watches including Rolex, Tissot, Seiko, Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, Omega, Grand Seiko, Tudor, Vacheron Constantin, and all major brands. Supports vintage and modern models, automatic and hand-wound movements. Certain movement types, such as co-axial escapements, may produce unexpected amplitude readings (rate and beat error remain accurate). Timegrapher not compatible with quartz or digital watches.

How the timegrapher works: Hold your mechanical watch near your iPhone's microphone, let the app listen to the ticks