Roostbook: Chicken Tracker
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RoostBook is the app to look after your chickens.
Backyard hens have become pets. Most flock apps still treat them as production units — spreadsheets with feathers. This one is built for the keeper who has named every bird.
Log your eggs with one tap. Tap once per egg. It waits a few seconds before writing anything down, so the number on the record is the one you meant, and you can correct any day later.
Every bird, with her own page. Name, breed, when she hatched, her leg band, what she weighs and everything that has happened to her.
Medicines and the withdrawal that follows. Write down what was given and the days off eggs from the label, and the egg count tells you when a day falls inside that period. RoostBook never invents a withdrawal period, a dose or a diagnosis — it records what you and your vet decide.
Hatching, followed properly. A broody hen, her clutch, candling, and the chicks that come out of it, through to day twenty-one.
What they cost, and what the eggs are worth. Feed, bedding, bills and egg sales, with a cost per dozen that is your real one.
How they are laying. Totals by week, month and year, and where each bird sits in your own flock. A gap is shown as a stretch nobody recorded, never as a stretch with no eggs.
Share it, and take it back. Give somebody in the house an account that can write things down, or send a pet-sitter a read-only link that expires and can be stopped at any moment.
Reminders for what your birds need, and a plain export of everything you have counted, that opens in any spreadsheet. It is your record.
Nothing here is shared with anybody until you share it.
Backyard hens have become pets. Most flock apps still treat them as production units — spreadsheets with feathers. This one is built for the keeper who has named every bird.
Log your eggs with one tap. Tap once per egg. It waits a few seconds before writing anything down, so the number on the record is the one you meant, and you can correct any day later.
Every bird, with her own page. Name, breed, when she hatched, her leg band, what she weighs and everything that has happened to her.
Medicines and the withdrawal that follows. Write down what was given and the days off eggs from the label, and the egg count tells you when a day falls inside that period. RoostBook never invents a withdrawal period, a dose or a diagnosis — it records what you and your vet decide.
Hatching, followed properly. A broody hen, her clutch, candling, and the chicks that come out of it, through to day twenty-one.
What they cost, and what the eggs are worth. Feed, bedding, bills and egg sales, with a cost per dozen that is your real one.
How they are laying. Totals by week, month and year, and where each bird sits in your own flock. A gap is shown as a stretch nobody recorded, never as a stretch with no eggs.
Share it, and take it back. Give somebody in the house an account that can write things down, or send a pet-sitter a read-only link that expires and can be stopped at any moment.
Reminders for what your birds need, and a plain export of everything you have counted, that opens in any spreadsheet. It is your record.
Nothing here is shared with anybody until you share it.
A record for the birds in your garden. Log eggs, health, hatches and costs.
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CHRISTIAN JÖRGEN MANSFELDT
christian.mansfeldt@gmail.com
Steenstrups gate 3
0552 Oslo
Norway