A new update to Bandbreite, an indie app designed for Apple Watch fans, has solidified its position as the go-to tool for tracking and learning about Apple Watch bands. The app provides detailed insights into over 840 bands released since the Apple Watch debuted a decade ago, helping users catalog their collections and discover new additions.
Originally launched in 2020, Bandbreite has just received a major 2.0 update, introducing a complete overhaul of its interface and features.
What’s New in Version 2.0
The latest update brings a fresh design, improved navigation tabs, and enhanced statistics for a more intuitive experience. Key improvements include faster iCloud synchronization, advanced search filters, and compatibility details for each band. Users can now sort bands by popularity, log their collections, and access deeper insights—making it the ultimate companion for Apple Watch aficionados.
The app is currently available on iPhone and iPad, with a Mac version coming soon. It also runs on Apple Vision Pro as an iPad-compatible app.
Free and Paid Options
Bandbreite is free to download on the App Store, allowing users to track up to five bands. For those with larger collections, Bandbreite Pro unlocks unlimited tracking for a one-time fee of $7.49.
While the free version offers robust features, upgrading supports the developer and ensures long-term improvements. All users, regardless of subscription status, can access the app’s extensive band database. The app requires iOS 18 or later.
A Must-Have for Apple Watch Fans
With its sleek redesign and powerful tracking capabilities, Bandbreite 2.0 is a standout choice for anyone passionate about Apple Watch bands. Whether you’re a casual collector or a dedicated enthusiast, this app makes managing and exploring bands easier than ever.
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