Changelog
KeeperOS is built in a reptile room and shipped in small pieces, most weeks. This is the list, newest first, in the same words keepers see inside the app. Entries marked KeeperOS Pro or BreederOS are part of those plans.
A What's New panel now lists what shipped, with a Show me button that takes you to the feature. Open it from the sparkle in the rail, or the What's New row in More on your phone. A NEW marker on a nav item clears once you visit that screen.
Annual plans are live. Switching keeps everything you already paid for, and you can go back to monthly whenever you want.
One list, one tap per animal, undo on every row. Built for the walk down the rack with tongs in your other hand.
Greens, diet, supplements, bedding and substrate now live under Food & Supplies, with a grocery list you can copy. Link a supply to a care task and it draws down as you log the work.
Give a bulb or mat a replacement interval and its row counts down from the install date. The Equipment page also flags a heat source with no thermostat and a thermostat controlling nothing.
Add a mouse, rat or insect colony under Feeders, log litters and harvests, and the Feeder Plan counts what your bins will cover before it tells you to order.
Equipment records what is running on each rack, enclosure or room, with a check interval and typed readings. A failed check names the animals it puts at risk.
Set a standing price per feeder size without a receipt, price an old purchase after the fact, and find the low-stock line on the Feeder Plan card. Sizes list in the order you set.
Share a link that shows a sitter what to feed and water while you are away, with none of the rest of your collection attached. You set when it expires.
Open Vet Handoff on any animal to turn its history into a printable report: feeding and weight trends, sheds, gaps, a timeline and your husbandry targets. It now includes your equipment spot checks.
Adding a clutchmate or a lookalike? Start Add Animal from an existing record and the form opens filled in. Change what differs and save.
Finish a feeding session and it asks how many feeders left the freezer, already filled in with its own count. Thaw six for twelve hatchlings and the number finally matches the freezer.
Record what you spend and take in, by month, year or season, and Business shows what a clutch or a pairing actually cost you. Expo shows get their own profit and loss, and the tax-year export carries every entry.
Ten more species are on the list, and if yours still is not, type its name. It shows wherever the animal does, including certificates.
Pick a Western hognose's genes from chips instead of typing them, and pairing odds and clutch read-backs use them. Your old text stays as a suggestion until you confirm it.
Hot Wire is gone and Prism takes its slot. If you had Hot Wire on, you are on Prism now. Six themes, all in Settings.
BreederOS opens on a dashboard of what is pairing, locked, incubating and hatching, with the feeding grid behind a toggle. Projects record pairing and lock dates, and a clutch can be closed as successful or not.
Feeders now forecasts the week you run short and says so on the Care page and in the Morning Brief. Upload a Big Cheese or American Rodent Supply receipt and the order lands in stock by itself.
Settings now has a Delete account card. You confirm by email, get a grace period to change your mind, and everything you recorded is removed after it.
Every animal record can name its sire and dam, by picking one you keep or typing one you do not, and hold private photos and pedigree files for them. Any species, not only hognose.
Every request you send from the feedback button now has a status and a thread. Open it from the feedback sheet to see where it stands and what we said back.
Three slots split into two tubs can be made equal from the tub sheet. Nothing is created or deleted, and printed labels keep their numbers.
Export your data from the More menu or Settings and get every animal, event, clutch and room as CSV, with your photos in the zip. It is yours to keep or take elsewhere.
Every animal record can produce a paste-ready summary of its history for a forum or a vet, and a printable version to hand across a counter. Nothing about it needs a paid plan.
For two weeks a reset email signed you in but left you without a working password. If you tried to reset yours and gave up, it works now.
The Care tab collects everything due today across every room and rack: feeds, water, enclosure care and reminders, with a Start button per round so you can work straight down it.
Sales sorts your collection into listed, ready and almost ready, records each sale with its price and buyer, and exports a MorphMarket listing file. Expo sales get a table list you can print labels from.
Turn it on in Settings and each morning you get one email: what needs doing today, what changed overnight, and anything coming up. Push notifications are there too if you install the app.
Set a one-off reminder on any animal, tub or wall and it waits in the bell at the top of every page, with snooze, done and a link to log the thing it reminded you of. They show on the calendar too.
Create a transfer, print a birth certificate with a QR code, and the buyer scans it to claim the animal into their own KeeperOS with the history you chose to share. Their copy is theirs from that moment.
Move an animal into the hibernaculum and its feeds stop being due everywhere in the app, while it keeps its place in the rack. Bring it back out when the season turns.
Feeding success, growth, refusers and slow gainers, animals losing weight, and the racks that perform, all read from what you already log. It flags concerns and celebrates milestones, never growth speed.
Growth curves for every clutch, a season timeline, and a clutch comparison table once the hatchlings have a few established meals behind them.
Plan a pairing as a project with its forecast, record the clutch with hatchlings added in one batch, and follow eggs through the incubator with candling, hatch windows and logged temperatures.
Drag racks, enclosures, incubators and furniture onto each wall so My Room matches the room you stand in. Tap anything to act on it, or build a wall from a photo of it.
Write a feeding and care routine as a profile, assign it to animals or enclosures, and every due date follows it. Start from a species blueprint or your own.
Open a rack, start a session and go tub by tub, marking each one fed, refused, dropped or skipped, with water and condition in the same pass. Nothing is written until you finish, and then it all saves together.
Every projected feed, care task and reminder for the next five weeks, filterable by room and rack, with your filters remembered.
Import a CSV of your animals, map the columns once, group hatchlings into clutches if you like, and undo the whole batch if it came in wrong.
Every entry above is live in the app today.
