ReptiKeep

Track feedings, sheds, weights and health for every reptile and amphibian you keep. Care guides, breeding tools, and reminders that never let a care task slip.

ReptiKeep is the all-in-one husbandry companion for reptile and amphibian keepers from your first leopard gecko to those who know their hets from their supers.

Log every feeding, watering, shed, weight, and health check, and let gentle per-animal reminders make sure nothing slips. Everything about each animal lives on one clean profile: photos, notes, growth history, and its full care timeline.

TRACK YOUR COLLECTION • Feeding, watering, shed, and health logs with quick swipe actions • Per-animal reminders that reschedule themselves as you log • Photos, weights, and a growth / life-stage timeline • Powerful search, filters, and sorting: group by rack, room, or shelf

KNOW YOUR SPECIES • A built-in (editable!) guide to hundreds of reptiles and amphibians • Temperature, humidity, size, temperament, and hazard cues at a glance • Add your own custom species cards and care notes • See something you like? Keep a wishlist of future additions

BREEDING LAB • Pair males and females and track each project • Log clutches, incubation, and emergence dates • Generate hatchling profiles in one tap • Explore possible morph outcomes with the genetics predictor (NOTE: an estimate. Always verify important pairings.)

SEE THE BIG PICTURE • A dashboard of your whole collection: demographics, activity patterns, habitats, top genera, and shed history • Print QR labels for your enclosures • Export and import your entire collection as CSV • Generate ready-to-post for-sale listings

YOURS, EVERYWHERE • Syncs across your devices with iCloud • Your data stays yours, no account required

FREE & PRO ReptiKeep is free to keep up to 5 animals, with a 30-day trial of the full Breeding Lab and unlimited custom species cards. Upgrade to Pro once for unlimited animals and the full Breeding Lab, forever.

Care information in ReptiKeep is general hobbyist guidance, not veterinary advice. Always research your specific species and consult a qualified exotics vet.