Scute: Reptile Care Log

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About this app

Scute is a simple, private care log for reptile keepers — track everything that matters for every animal in your collection, all on your device.

Whether you keep ball pythons, corn snakes, boas, hognose, kingsnakes, leopard geckos, crested geckos, bearded dragons, blue tongue skinks, tortoises or anything in between, Scute keeps your husbandry records tidy and tells you when each animal is due.

WHAT YOU CAN TRACK
• Feeding — log every meal (ate, refused, regurgitated) and see who's due or overdue at a glance
• Weight — record weigh-ins and watch the growth trend on a clean chart
• Sheds — note complete or stuck sheds with dates
• Husbandry — warm/cool temperatures and humidity readings
• Photos — keep a photo of each animal

PER-ANIMAL FEEDING REMINDERS
Set a feeding interval for each reptile and Scute reminds you exactly when each one is due — never miss a feeding again.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Your data lives only on your device. No account, no sign-up, no cloud. Export a backup file you control and restore it whenever you like.

BUILT FOR KEEPERS
• Unlimited animals
• Fast logging in a couple of taps
• Works fully offline
• Clean, distraction-free design

Scute — keep every reptile healthy, fed, and on schedule.
Track feeding, weight, sheds & husbandry for every reptile. Private and offline.
Updated on
Sep 23, 2026
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