What the app does
As many incubators as you have
Setters, hatchers and combined machines, each with its own settings.
Free places at a glance
How full every incubator, brooder and cage is right now, so you can plan the next batch.
Dates in your calendar
Transfer to the hatcher, hatch day and the other dates of a batch go into iCloud or Google Calendar.
Losses by cage
Every loss with date and cage, so a problem in one cage shows up early.
Archive
A batch with no birds left moves to the archive by itself, and the current list stays short.
Invoices
When you sell, the invoice comes from your own template and can contain links.
From egg to sale
- 01
Incubation
Set a batch of eggs into an incubator. The app counts the days and reminds you when to turn off the turner and when to move the eggs to the hatcher. With a setter, you also plan the hatcher trays.
Article: How to incubate quail eggs — a guide from day 1 to the hatch
- 02
Hatching
Enter how many chicks hatched in each tray and which brooder they go to. The app shows the first figure of the batch: hatched chicks as a share of the eggs set.
- 03
Brooding
Record losses day by day and note changes in feed or warmth. When losses rise, the notes show what changed.
- 04
Feeding
When the young birds move on, choose Feeding in the batch tasks, pick the location and fill the cages that are free that day. Losses are recorded here too.
Article: Feeding quail — what to feed at which age, and what you can skip
- 05
Slaughter
When the batch is ready, create a processing order. It also serves as the sales order and is the basis for the invoice.
Article: Slaughtering and processing quail — preparation, procedure, hygiene
- 06
Selling
The invoice comes from your own template. Once a batch has no birds left, it moves to the archive.
Article: Selling quail eggs and birds — what to clarify beforehand
Guides for quail keepers
Practical guides on incubation, feeding, laying and winter care.
- Keeping quail in winter — cold, light and the laying pause
- Cock or hen? How to tell male and female quail apart
- Light for laying quail — day length, brightness and shade
- How long do quail live? In practice 18 to 20 months — and how long do they lay?
- When do quail start laying? At 6–10 weeks old, then 4–6 eggs a week
- Setting up a quail house — space, bedding, dust bath, security
Questions? The developer answers
Write a ticket on the website. The first reply comes within 24 hours, on the free plan as with a subscription.
