Features

Rabbits

Every animal gets a record: name, breed, sex, color, tattoo or ear number, birth date, sire and dam, status, and notes. Search and filter the herd, and open any rabbit to see its breedings, litters, and weights together.

Breedings

Record who was bred to whom and when. Each breeding starts a chain of tasks for the nest box, the palpation check, and the expected kindling date, so the follow-ups are on the list without you having to remember them.

Litters and kits

Log the litter against its breeding with the count born and the count alive. Track kits individually, record losses, and promote the ones you keep to full rabbit records with their pedigree already filled in.

Weights and growth

Weigh rabbits on your own schedule in grams, ounces, or pounds. Each rabbit has a growth chart so you can compare litters and pick the ones that are growing out.

Tasks

Breeding-driven tasks are created for you; add your own for anything else. The task list shows what is due, what is overdue, and what is done.

Cages

Name your cages and assign rabbits to them, so you know where everyone is.

Pedigrees

The web app shows a four-generation pedigree for any rabbit whose parents are recorded.

Offline first

The mobile app stores every record on the phone and syncs to your account when it has a connection. Changes made on the phone and on the web are merged field by field, so two people editing different fields of the same rabbit both keep their work.

Web and mobile

Use the web app on any computer and the mobile app in the barn. Both show the same records.