ReptileBuddy, its a free app, it’s updated regularly and it lets you customize certain parts of the app for your personal needs!
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About how much do these softwares cost?
$20-$30 and up…reptiscan can be found in the apple istore or probably most other app stores on other devices. Works great, just be sure to set up as early as possible or that first time logging everything in will be very time consuming depending on how much info you choose to enter.
Is it a monthly or one-time fee?
There is a new software being produced called Husbandry.Pro. You can look it up on FB, but I thought about trying it when they release the full product.
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I might end up getting reptiware in a few months. Does anybody know if it’s just a software that you can only use on one computer or if it’s cloud saved and you can login to the website on any computer or device and use it?
I don’t have a huge collection, under 10 snakes and one crested gecko, and I love iherp. I think it might be not super convenient for larger collections, but for my number of animals, it’s perfect.
It’s a downloadable software that runs off of an active license (similar to say Adobe Photoshop) from what I can find it looks like it’s only available for PC and cannot be accessed on other devices
I use a simple spreadsheet via Google sheets. Each snake gets their own sheet. I’ve been thinkin about attaching a QR code to the m so I can just scan them but I haven’t gotten around to it just yet.
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I used to work with snake keeper,
But due circumstances I don’t use it anymore.
Now I use Reptile scan.
But also takes notes on paper.
I use one called Pawprint. Based on the name obviously it caters to fur animals more. But it’s great for tracking feeding and weight and vet records. Not so much for breeding or more advanced things
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I’m still on notebooks and paper. Stone Age tech 
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I switched to Reptile Buddy a few months back and it’s been so convenient. I love it!
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I’m in the process of getting “ScaleTracker” a Windows Desktop program ready to go for download of 30 day trials. (Mobile app is in the works with full integrations between the 2 as well) It tracks not only your collection, provides lineage, inventory levels, feeding schedules, weight tracking, expense tracking and other features. I am also adding a label designer and support for USB scanners to quickly log feedings for racks and only the individual levels. Lots of other stuff coming in the future!
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I would really like to check out your software. I did a Google Search but didn’t find it. Can you please tell me where to look or maybe message me with a link?
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Hey there! @toadhall - Here is a link with some additional information. I’m still in the process of getting the Free 30 day trial up and running so you can download to your PC and try out. I plan on having the Free Trial link working on this page in a day or 2 more. https://betterbuiltcode.com/scale-tracker/
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There is one called Husbandry Pro, I saw someone using on YouTube video the other day. They said it was really good.
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What does everyone use to keep track of all your animals? Thinking of using reptile scan but would like to here other options!
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I’m using husbandry pro and I really like it so far. The big difference between it and reptiscan (they may have updated reptiscan since) is that the QR reader is super fast. When i tried reptiscan it took way too long to scan codes. The Husbandry Pro QR scanner will even read the codes from several feet away and it takes less than a second for it to load the snake you scanned.
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