From The Reptile Club
HatchLog
Free collection management for reptile breeders.
Track your collection, pairings, clutches, hatchlings, and lineage. No animal limits. No breeder limits.
Why The Reptile Club built it
Good records make the hobby stronger.
The Reptile Club was formed to build public resources the reptile hobby has not had in one place: the Registry, Standards, breeder records, the expo list, and practical tools for breeders.
HatchLog gives breeders a free place to keep pairing dates, lay dates, clutch records, hatchling records, weights, feeding notes, photos, and lineage.
Older animals can be entered from reliable records. New seasons can be recorded as they happen. The stronger the private record, the stronger the Registry submission.
From HatchLog to the Registry
HatchLog records stay private. Registration is a separate step.
When an animal is ready, HatchLog can prepare the registration fields for The Reptile Club. If approved, the animal receives an RC code, a Certificate of Pedigree, and a public Registry page.
From pairing to hatchling
Pair a female, scan her QR code, and log the pairing. When she lays, log the clutch. HatchLog keeps the lay date, hatch window, and follow-up reminders with the clutch record.
During incubation, HatchLog tracks each clutch and alerts you as hatch dates approach. When the eggs hatch, mark the clutch complete. The app creates profiles for the hatchlings with sire, dam, hatch date, and producer attribution where those records exist.
Animal records
Animal profiles support:
- Photos, morph notes, hatch dates, sex, species, and producer attribution
- Sire, dam, pairings, clutch history, hatchlings, and lineage
- Feeding, weights, reminders, notes, and QR labels
- Search and filters by name, morph, species, and collection status
When an animal is sold
Selling an animal used to be the end of the story for the breeder who produced it. Years later, that breeder might never know whether the animal bred, what it produced, or whether its line continued.
With the Registry, a registered animal keeps its RC code, producer attribution, and accepted lineage after it is sold. If offspring are registered from that animal later, they connect back to the same public record.
That means a breeder can look up an animal they produced and see the next generation: the projects it entered, the offspring it produced, and the line it helped carry forward.
Lineage records
As breeders register animals, pedigrees expand through accepted sire and dam relationships. Lineages once considered lost can sometimes be rebuilt from breeder and community records. Even animals that have passed away can be preserved when reliable records exist.
Certificate of Pedigree and the Registry
Each approved registration receives a Certificate of Pedigree and a permanent page in The Reptile Club Registry. Lineage is built from accepted sire and dam references. When an ancestor is registered too, its Registry page can be opened in turn.
Plans & pricing
HatchLog is free for your whole local collection. Pro is for hosted services: automatic cloud backup and cross-device sync.
| Free | HatchLog Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Your whole collection | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Photos, reminders, statistics, and history | Included | Included |
| Cloud backup and cross-device sync | No | Yes |
| Same account across devices | No | Yes |
| Register animals in The Registry | Yes, with credits | Yes, with credits |
Free means the working tool: animal records, clutches, photos, reminders, statistics, QR labels, and local history. File backup is free. HatchLog Pro is $8/month or $79/year for automatic cloud backup and cross-device sync.
The first annual Pro subscription currently includes 10 Registry credits to help a breeder establish initial animals in The Registry. The bonus is one time.
Download
Built for iPhone and Android. Store links will be published when the listings are live.
Questions
Questions, feature requests, bugs? Email support@reptileclub.com. Club staff read every message.