RabbiTrack: Rabbit Records

RabbiTrack keeps the records a rabbit breeder actually needs, on the phone that is already in your pocket when you are out at the cages.

It is a notebook, not a cloud service. Everything you enter stays on your own device. There are no accounts, no subscriptions and no adverts, and the app has no permission to reach the internet at all.

WHAT YOU CAN RECORD

• Animals — ear tag, name, sex, breed, date of birth, colour, weight, cage and a photograph, with a status of Active, Breeding, Sold or Deceased
• Matings — pick the buck and the doe, and the kindling date is worked out for you, 31 days on
• Litters — born alive, stillborn, and the number that reach weaning
• Kits — sold, kept back for breeding, moved on to fatten, or lost. Every animal is counted in exactly one place, so the figures on your dashboard are the animals actually in the cages
• Health — vaccinations, medication, treatments and check-ups, with the date the next one falls due
• Feed — what you bought, how much, and what it cost
• Money — income from sales of breeding stock, meat and pelts; expenses for feed, vaccines, medicine, equipment and the vet

WHAT IT WORKS OUT FOR YOU

The dashboard shows the herd at a glance: how many rabbits, bucks, does and pregnant does, litters in the last seven days, kits and animals on the fattening pen. Tap a figure and you get the animals behind it.

Statistics give litters, kits born alive, the average litter size, survival to weaning, and income against expenses — by month, by year, or over the whole life of the farm, with charts drawn for kits born and for profit.

PEDIGREE AND INBREEDING

Parentage is captured as you go: a kit you keep back from a litter takes its mother from that litter and its father from the mating behind it, without you typing anything. From that, RabbiTrack draws a pedigree chart and warns you when a pairing you are about to record is related, naming the relationship and the coefficient.

It warns. It never blocks — line breeding on purpose and inbreeding by accident look identical to a computer and nothing alike to a breeder, so the decision stays yours.

REMINDERS

Vaccinations, matings, expected kindlings, weaning, weight checks and cage cleaning. Recording a mating can put the kindling date straight onto your list, with optional warnings five days before and the day before so there is time to get a nest box ready. The list reads correctly even if you never allow notifications.

YOUR RECORDS ARE YOURS

• Back up the whole farm to a plain .zip file you keep wherever you like, and restore it onto a new phone
• Export animals, litters, the ledger and health records as spreadsheet files
• Print or share a pedigree certificate as a PDF, with your own farm name and address at the foot
• Erase everything, if you ever want to

A screen lock holds the app open without taking a stray tap, for when the phone is in your hand among the rabbits.

LANGUAGES

English, Deutsch, Español, Français, Italiano, Slovenčina and Srpski. The whole app, including the files you export.

FREE

All of it, for everyone, with nothing held back. RabbiTrack was written for the breeders the developer knows, so they could keep their records more easily.

Mata Dev Studio, Belgrade.

Recent changes:
Settings now apply switches and unit choices as soon as you tap them. Corrected a few Serbian wordings in the kit-count reminder settings.