Scutely: Reptile Tracker

Castle Reptiles LLC

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About this app

Every keeper knows the feeling: was it fed this week? When was the last shed? Did that
weight actually go up? Scutely keeps the answers in your pocket.

Scutely is a husbandry tracker for reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates — built for the
people who actually keep them. Whether it's one crested gecko, a rack of ball pythons, a few
dart frogs, or a shelf of tarantulas and scorpions, every animal gets a complete care record
you can trust.

LOG THE CARE THAT MATTERS
• Feeding log — prey, quantity, weight, supplements, and refusals
• Sheds, weight, and length tracked over time
• Cleaning, water changes, and temperature
• Medical treatments, dosages, and quarantine periods

SCAN & GO — QR CODES BUILT IN
• Give every animal a QR code and scan it to open its profile instantly
• Multi-scan mode: scan a whole rack of animals at once, then log feeding,
sheds, cleaning, or water changes for the entire batch in one tap
• Scan a transfer QR code to accept ownership of an animal on the spot
• Print ID cards straight from a batch of scanned animals

BREEDING & GENETICS
• Plan breeding projects and track clutches start to finish
• Record morphs, genes, and traits for every animal
• Community genetics voting and a shared species index (HerpDex)

YOUR WHOLE COLLECTION, ORGANIZED
• Photo library with quick stats for each animal
• Ownership transfers by search, email, or QR code
• Quarantine badges and filters so nothing slips through
• Achievements that mark your milestones as a keeper

REPTILES, AMPHIBIANS & INVERTS ALIKE
Species-aware care for geckos, snakes, lizards, frogs, tarantulas, true spiders, scorpions,
and more — so your husbandry tracking fits what you actually keep. Nervous around spiders?
Arachnophobia mode swaps the icons for you.

Light and dark themes, fast sync across your devices, and an interface that stays out of
your way.

Start keeping a real husbandry record. Start with Scutely.

Currently only available in English

What’s new

1.1.1 Update please see change log