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A while back I posted here about a care tracking app "Exotic Reptile Care" I built and some of you asked about Android. It's up now, took longer than it should have.
Feeding logs with prey type and size, weight and growth charts, shed cycles by stage, health notes, and frozen feeder stock so you know when you're low on pinkies or fuzzies.
Been pushing fixes daily since launch, so if you try it and something's off, good timing.

Posted here about 10 months back when the iPhone version launched "Exotic Reptile Care" and a few of you asked about Android. Took way longer than planned but it's out now.
Been fixing things most days since launch based on what people report.
For monitors the parts that seem relevant are weight tracking with growth charts (they don't stay small), feeding logs where you record what you actually fed rather than ticking a box, and enclosure equipment tracking with replacement intervals for basking bulbs. I'd guess the weak spot is that a lot of the app assumes smaller animals on simpler schedules, so tell me where that shows.

Posted here roughly 10 months ago about "Exotic Reptile Care app" the iPhone version and got asked about Android a few times. It's finally up.
Been pushing fixes daily since launch, so if you try it and something's off, good timing.
For gargs the bits that matter are weight logs in grams with charts over time, shed tracking, and feeding logs that handle a CGD-and-insects diet rather than assuming everything eats rodents. That last one is where I'd guess it's weakest, so tell me if it is.

A while back I posted here about a care tracking app I built "Exotic Reptile Care" and some of you asked about Android. It's out now, took longer than it should have.
One thing I've been thinking about with tortoises specifically: you're keeping records for an animal that might outlive you. Long term weight and growth history actually matters, and so does being able to get your data out rather than having it stuck in one app forever. There's an export that moves between iPhone and Android, which felt more important here than for most species.
Also tracks feeding, health notes, vet visits, enclosure cleaning and brumation for the species that do it.
Still actively fixing things, so if you try it and something doesn't fit how tortoise keeping actually works, I'd rather hear it now.

Posted here about 10 months back when I launched the iPhone version of my "Exotic Reptile Care" app and a fair few of you asked about Android. Took me way longer than I planned but it's out now.
Been fixing things most days since launch based on what people report, so this is a good time to tell me what's wrong with it.
For tegus specifically the parts that seem relevant are weight tracking with growth charts (they don't stay small), brumation cycles with start and end dates, and feeding logs where you record what you actually fed rather than just ticking a box. I'd want to know if any of that doesn't match how you keep records.

Hey, I posted here a while back about a care tracking app I built "Exotic Reptile Care" and got some genuinely useful input. A lot of the replies were people asking about Android, and it took me way longer than I said it would, but it's finally out.
Some of what came out of that thread is in there now - breeding and clutch tracking, species-specific icons instead of one generic snake silhouette, feeder inventory so you know when you're low on pinkies. Feeding logs with prey type and size, weight and growth charts, shed cycles by stage, and health notes were already there.
What I still don't have a good answer for is what corn keepers with a lot of animals actually need day to day. I've had more feedback from beardie and ball python people than from corns, and I'd rather hear now if it's making assumptions that don't fit.
If you try it, tell me what's clunky or wrong - that's more useful to me than compliments.

Posted here last year about a care tracking app I built "Exotic Reptile Care". Android version is out now.
Honest gap on my end: I've had almost no feedback from people keeping large lizards, and iguanas have different needs than a snake in a rack. If you're on Android, try it and tell me where it doesn't fit.
Still actively fixing things, so anything you report has a decent chance of getting changed.

You gave me useful feedback last time I posted about my reptile tracking app "Exotic Reptile Care", so here's the follow up. Android version is live.
Been pushing fixes most days since it launched, so if you try it and something's off, good timing.
The weight tracking and brumation cycles are the parts BTS keepers seem to actually use, so I'd especially want to hear if those feel wrong.

A while back I posted about the tracking app I made "Exotic Reptile Care" and got a lot of "Android when." It's out now.
Been fixing stuff daily since launch based on what people report, so this is a good time to complain at me if something doesn't work how you'd expect.
Mostly want to know about the day to day stuff for beardies, feeding, supplements, brumation tracking. That's where it either fits how you actually keep records or it doesn't. Free for up to 5 animals.

Posted here a while back about a care tracking app I built "Exotic Reptile Care". A lot of the replies were people saying they were on Android, so I spent the year rebuilding it properly for Android. It's been up a few days now.
Already shipped one update from feedback, someone found a crash when saving photos and a few other things. Which is kind of the point, I'd rather hear about it than not.
If you keep reptiles and you're on Android, give it a try and tell me what's broken or annoying. Free for up to 5 animals so you don't have to commit to anything to find out.