A red timber coop with a tiled roof standing among birches, a cockerel and two hens on the path outside it. missing · scenes/coop-birches.webp · the coop among birches · run web/prepare-scenes.sh
RoostBook
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Look after every one of your chickens.

Every bird by name. The day's eggs in one tap. Their health, hatches and costs in one place.

Get it on Google Play Open RoostBook

On iPhone? Open it in Safari

The Coop screen: six birds as cards, each with her name, whether she is a hen or a cockerel, and her breed.
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Every morning

Log your eggs every day with one tap.

It takes a second on the way back from the coop, and every figure in the app grows out of it.

A card from the Eggs screen, from the app's example flock: Hattie, 21 eggs this month, a +1 to add one of hers, and a note that her eggs are not clear of a medicine until Monday 2 November.
A wicker basket of brown, cream and speckled eggs sitting in grass, with two daisies beside it. missing · scenes/egg-basket.webp · a basket of eggs in the grass · run web/prepare-scenes.sh
The Eggs screen: today's count with a control to add an egg, and a list of which hen laid what this month.

What it keeps

Everything about your chickens, in one place.

Eggs Every hen Chicks Broody hens Health Medicines Mite checks Costs Reminders

The screens

See it before you download it.

Four of the screens you will open every week. Pick one.

A bird's page from the app's example flock: Marigold's photograph, a Rhode Island Red hen, a medicine pill saying her eggs are back on Monday 2 November, her age, when she last laid, her weight and her health record.
A single speckled Sussex hen standing side-on with her head up and one wing slightly lifted. missing · scenes/hen-alert.webp · a hen standing side-on · run web/prepare-scenes.sh

How they are doing

Get updates and monitor your chickens' health.

The bird who needs you is the one you spot first.

The top of a bird's page in the app, from its example flock: Marigold, a Rhode Island Red hen, with a medicine pill saying her eggs are back on Monday 2 November.

Spring

Follow your broody hens through to day twenty-one.

A sitting hen's card from the app, from its example flock: Clover, day 14 of 21, a bar for the days she has sat, hatch about 3 November if the eggs are fertile, and candling on 27 October.
A buff hen sitting low and deep in a straw nest inside a wooden crate. missing · scenes/hen-sitting.webp · a hen sitting on a nest · run web/prepare-scenes.sh

Basic and Pro

Basic is free for as long as you like. Pro is for everything that comes round.

What you get Basic$0 PRO $39.99 / year $3.33 a month, billed yearly
The daily egg count Included Included
Every bird and her whole record?Each bird has her breed, her age, her eggs and everything written about her. A mistake is corrected, never deleted. Included Included
Medicines and withdrawal?Write down a medicine and the withdrawal from its label. The app tells you when the eggs are safe to eat again. Included Included
Daily jobs and costs Included Included
Flocks?A flock is a group of birds you keep together, like the run, the field or the bantams. 1 Unlimited
Reminders?Worming, mite checks, candling and the rest, on your phone when they are due. Withdrawal reminders are on every plan. Not included Included
Laying trends Not included Included
Export?Every egg, cost and sale as a spreadsheet file you can keep or send, and the medicine book. Not included Included

Medicines, withdrawal reminders and the full record are free on every plan.

A tarred timber shed with one red door at dusk, a lamp glowing in the window and three hens walking up the path towards it. missing · scenes/coop-dusk.webp · the coop at dusk · run web/prepare-scenes.sh
A long deep-red barn with tall doors at the end of a worn track through an open field, two hens on the track. missing · scenes/barn-track.webp · the barn and the track · run web/prepare-scenes.sh

Get it on Android today.

Get it on Google Play

On iPhone?

RoostBook runs in Safari. Share, then Add to Home Screen, and it opens like any app.

Open RoostBook