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Reptile TrackerKeeper workspace

For reptile keepers

Every reptile's feeding and weight history, in one place.

Keep a profile for each gecko, snake, lizard, turtle or other reptile, log meals and refusals, and watch weight change over time on a simple chart.

Free for up to 10 animals. No card needed. Your records are private to your account.

DashboardExample data
4Animals
3Females
5Fed, 7 days
JuniperLeopard gecko · Ate · dubia roaches61.4 g
MangoBall python · Ate · frozen rat38.2 g
BasilBearded dragon · Refused44.0 g

For every kind of reptile

Snakes

Ball pythons, corn snakes, boas and kingsnakes.

Lizards

Bearded dragons, iguanas, monitors and skinks.

Turtles and tortoises

Sliders, box turtles, Russian and sulcata tortoises.

Chameleons

Veiled, panther and Jackson's chameleons, plus anoles.

Geckos

Leopard, crested, gargoyle and day geckos.

Keep something else? Add any species by name.

What you can keep track of

Animal profiles

Species, morph, sex and hatch date for each reptile, kept together in one list.

Racks and locations

Lay out each rack as a grid and give every animal a labelled slot, so you can find any one in seconds.

Feeding log

Record what each animal ate, or that it refused, with the date of every meal.

Weight chart

Log weigh-ins in grams and see growth over time instead of scrolling a list.

Pricing

Free

$0

  • Up to 10 animals
  • Feeding and weight log with chart
  • Private account you can open from any device

Larger collections

Coming soon

Paid plans for larger collections will be added later. Free accounts keep their 10 animals.

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Import animals


Choose a CSV file from Excel, Google Sheets, another app, or this app's export. The first row must be the column names. You can also choose a record file (.json) that someone gave you with an animal.
In Excel or Google Sheets use File, then Save as or Download, then CSV. Files up to 2 MB. Up to 2,000 animals or 5,000 care log rows at a time.






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Free accounts can keep up to 10 animals. Paid plans for larger collections are coming soon. You can delete an animal you no longer need to free up a spot.





  

    
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Reptile Tracker
Dashboard
The care notes, family records and day-to-day details for your collection.


    

      
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0Males
0Females
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Feeding due

      

        
Recent care
Your feeding and weight history will show here.

        
Start with one animal
Your reptiles, all in one place.
Add a name and a few details.

      

      

        
Morph insights
Collection

        
Feeding, 30 days
Care log
0Ate
0Refused
Weight charts live in each animal's care log.

        
Pairings
Breeding
Plan pairings and keep clutch details together.

      

      
    


    
Your animals
Keep hatch dates, genetics and parent links with each profile.
No animals added yet
Start with one reptile. You can add parents, morph and hatch date when you create its profile.

    

    
Racks & locations
Set up each rack, shelf or tub bin as a grid, then place every animal in a labelled slot. A slot label reads rack, row, column, for example A-2-3.
Locations are not switched on for this account yet. They turn on automatically once the database update for racks has been applied.
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No racks yet
Add your first rack and choose how many rows and columns it has. Each cell becomes one slot you can place an animal in.

        




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Profile
How the app greets you. Only you can see this.


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Your account







Preferences
Choose how measurements are shown. Saved automatically.


Weight unit
Used for weigh-ins, stats and charts. Your records are stored safely in grams, so you can switch any time without losing accuracy.



Your data
Your records belong to you. Move them in or out any time, with no lock-in.


Export animals
A spreadsheet (CSV) with every animal, its genetics, parents and location. Opens in Excel or Google Sheets.


Export care log
Every feeding and weigh-in as a spreadsheet.


Export clutches
Every pairing and clutch with dates, egg counts and hatch results.


Full backup
Everything in one file (animals, care records, racks). Keep it somewhere safe.


Import animals
Bring in a collection from a spreadsheet or another app. You choose how the columns match before anything is added.


Import care log
Bring in feedings and weights kept elsewhere. Rows are matched to your animals by name, and anything already logged is skipped.



Account type
Personal is for keeping your own animals. Business adds Sales and is built for breeders, shops and rescues.
Account type
Business tools are in early access. Paid plans are coming, and switching is free until then.



Reminders and notifications
Set how often each animal eats when you add or edit it. Due animals show on your dashboard.


Feeding notifications
Alerts appear while Reptile Tracker is open in your browser. Phone alerts arrive with the mobile app.


Test it
Send yourself a sample notification to check it works.



Security
Choose a new password of at least 8 characters.





Two-step verification
Add an extra step at sign-in using an authenticator app such as Google Authenticator, Authy or 1Password. No text messages needed.


Checking...
After you turn this on, signing in asks for a 6-digit code from your app.


1. Open your authenticator app and scan this code, or type the key by hand.
QR code for your authenticator app
Setup key
2. Enter the 6-digit code your app shows.


Backup codes
Use one if you lose your phone. Each code works once.



Legal


Terms of Service
The rules for using Reptile Tracker.
Privacy Policy
What we collect and how it is used.



Delete account
This permanently deletes your account and every animal, record and rack in it. It cannot be undone.







    


    
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Your care log starts here
Add an animal first, then record feeding and weight in one timeline.

    

      

        

        

        

        

        

        

      

      
Weight

      
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Pairings & clutches
Follow a pairing from planning to laying to hatching. Eggs, fertile count, incubation days and a hatch countdown stay together, and you can add the hatchlings to your animals in one step.
Clutch tracking is not switched on for this account yet. It turns on automatically once the database update for clutches has been applied.
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No pairings recorded
Add a pairing when you put two animals together, then a clutch when eggs are laid. You will get a hatch countdown.
Genetics calculator 
Choose genes for each parent, or load one of your animals, to see the odds for each baby.
Parent 1
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Sales and expenses
Record reptile sales and care costs here. Your totals will appear when you add records.

    
  







Add an animal
Start with what you know. You can fill in the rest later.


Add a rack
Describe the rack as a grid. Each cell becomes one slot you can place an animal in.


Place an animal


Set location
Choose a rack, then select an empty slot.


Mark as sold
Mark  as sold. It stops counting toward your animal limit and feeding reminders, and its history stays in your account. Next you can create a record for the new owner.


Record for the new owner
Create a record of  with its details, genetics, parents and care history. The new owner can import the file into their own Reptile Tracker, or you can print it. It never includes your notes, the price, the buyer or any contact details.


Add a clutch or pairing
Fill in what you know now and come back to add the rest. Adding a lay date moves it to Laid, and entering hatched babies moves it to Hatched.


Add hatchlings
They are numbered 1, 2, 3 and so on after this name.