Rabbitry record keeping apps for phone use??

[Prairie]

Absolutely love my paper records but wouldn't mind having an app on my phone for everything as a secondary records source.

Must have pedigrees, color genetics input, a calendar & notes section, be customizable, option to upload photos, and have the ability to use offline.

Looking at Everbreed/Hutch & Rabbitry Assistant... but suggestions for other phone apps? Pros/cons?

 

[Graceful Rabbitry]

Any luck with the Everbreed app?
Im gonna try it out as well.

 

[Prairie]

Any luck with the Everbreed app?
Im gonna try it out as well.

I haven't given it a go yet, but it kind of looks like the best one for phone use.

 

[rockyhillrabbits]

I use Everbreed and really like it. I don't use it on my phone, usually just on my laptop. It has reminders for when to put in nest boxes, do pregnancy checks, etc. I can add pictures, and transferring pedigrees when they are sold/bought is super easy. They also have a ledger for keeping track of the financial info. I pay $15/month and can have many breeders, access to the financial side, health records, etc. It's really good.

 

[Buknee]

I don't know if it has a phone app, but I use Global Pedigree. It is user friendly and I really like it. Only $20 per year. Free 30 day trial and no CC information needed for trial.
It pretty much has everything including all the reminders. I like that if I put in a rabbit name and breeder, if they use the same program, it comes up along with all the pedigree information.
I pulled the pedigree for one of my bucks and it had several generations. I just simply click on the name and it pulls it all into my buck's pedigree.

 

[user 8990]

I don't know if it has a phone app, but I use Global Pedigree. It is user friendly and I really like it. Only $20 per year. Free 30 day trial and no CC information needed for trial.
It pretty much has everything including all the reminders. I like that if I put in a rabbit name and breeder, if they use the same program, it comes up along with all the pedigree information.
I pulled the pedigree for one of my bucks and it had several generations. I just simply click on the name and it pulls it all into my buck's pedigree.

I use global pedigree too. Considering getting a program to download rather than a web based program but I like it so far. Easy to use and the reminders are very helpful.

 

[MuddyFarms]

I don't know if it has a phone app, but I use Global Pedigree. It is user friendly and I really like it. Only $20 per year. Free 30 day trial and no CC information needed for trial.
It pretty much has everything including all the reminders. I like that if I put in a rabbit name and breeder, if they use the same program, it comes up along with all the pedigree information.
I pulled the pedigree for one of my bucks and it had several generations. I just simply click on the name and it pulls it all into my buck's pedigree.

So, does Global Pedigree let someone do that for any pedigree, or only ones that a breeder makes available to them for a specific rabbit?

 

[jaxmarblebuns]

I haven’t tried it myself, but WhosDue seems to be a good one for basic pedigrees from the description and review. I’m not sure there is an app/mobile site yet that meets ALL the criteria you are looking for. On the flip side though, with the right advertising it could be a good business opportunity to try make one yourself.

 

[user 8990]

So, does Global Pedigree let someone do that for any pedigree, or only ones that a breeder makes available to them for a specific rabbit?

Any pedigree. It allows you to create them also as well as to tie into existing pedigree information already in the database. Possible breeding results are available and it’s more accurate the more you can narrow down the genotype. Very intuitive.

 

[Buknee]

So, does Global Pedigree let someone do that for any pedigree, or only ones that a breeder makes available to them for a specific rabbit?

I believe it lets you pull any pedigree information in their system. I was able to pull several generations for my Rex buck. It was great because I barely had to enter anything for him. I did double check for accuracy and all was good.
It is so easy once your herd is in the system. You can put together your whole litters pedigrees in minutes.

 

[user 8990]

Another thing I like about global pedigree is that if there are any progeny you can research them also. Really helpful in determining genotypes.

 

[MuddyFarms]

Any pedigree. It allows you to create them also as well as to tie into existing pedigree information already in the database. Possible breeding results are available and it’s more accurate the more you can narrow down the genotype. Very intuitive.

Wow. That sounds interesting.

 

[MuddyFarms]

I believe it lets you pull any pedigree information in their system. I was able to pull several generations for my Rex buck. It was great because I barely had to enter anything for him. I did double check for accuracy and all was good.
It is so easy once your herd is in the system. You can put together your whole litters pedigrees in minutes.
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That’s handy! I’ve been redesigning my pedigrees, so it’s helpful to see other versions, too. Thanks for the image.

 

[MuddyFarms]

Another thing I like about global pedigree is that if there are any progeny you can research them also. Really helpful in determining genotypes.

Seems like a nice feature.

 

[savedbygrace979]

How do the printed pedigrees look with Global Pedigree? I'm also researching either making my own pedigrees or using something like Global Pedigree.

 

[hotzcatz]

Has anyone heard if Kintracks has a phone version? Their computer version is brilliant, but I don't think it works on phones. It's a one time fee, too, NOT an annual/monthly subscription. If you can get by with only a laptop/computer pedigree program, then consider Kintracks. It's only about $20 Australian dollars which is less in U.S. funds.

 

[kusanar314]

Has anyone heard if Kintracks has a phone version? Their computer version is brilliant, but I don't think it works on phones. It's a one time fee, too, NOT an annual/monthly subscription. If you can get by with only a laptop/computer pedigree program, then consider Kintracks. It's only about $20 Australian dollars which is less in U.S. funds.

I just looked at their site and it is only desktop / laptop. Doesn't work on tablets (it specifically says that) otherwise that would be a good option to buy a tablet and just do it from there.

Edit: it says it will not run on iPad or Android tablets, so a windows based tablet may work fine.

 

[Fernie]

Has anyone heard if Kintracks has a phone version? Their computer version is brilliant, but I don't think it works on phones. It's a one time fee, too, NOT an annual/monthly subscription. If you can get by with only a laptop/computer pedigree program, then consider Kintracks. It's only about $20 Australian dollars which is less in U.S. funds.

I use it myself but there is no mobile version. I wish there was, but I just makes notes on my phone and input into the program when I get back to my laptop.

 

[crckrmn77]

How do the printed pedigrees look with Global Pedigree? I'm also researching either making my own pedigrees or using something like Global Pedigree.

The pedigrees for print are converted to PDF and can be black and white, as attached, colored by sex, colored by variety (not all varieties have colors set for printing though), and you can opt to include images. Also, you can choose whether to include certain elements like line breeding percentages, Reg/GC #’s, genotype, and sale blocks. You can also have it print from 4 (standard 3-gen ped) - 7 total generations.