Available now

Now on your phone.

HabitatOS is out now on the App Store and Google Play. Download it, create your account, and start your first record today.

  • Download on the App Store
  • Get it on Google Play
  • Built by keepers
  • Works offline

What you get

One system for the whole job of keeping animals.

Care runs on data, and most of it never gets written down. Feeding logs end up on index cards, weights in a spreadsheet, temperatures in your head. HabitatOS puts the whole record in one place, so the history is there when you need to make a decision from it.

Manage
Feedings, sheds, weights, medications, and reminders in one timeline for each animal. Your collection stays organized as it grows, online or off.
Monitor
Live temperature and humidity plotted against each enclosure's target bands, with alerts when conditions leave range.
Thrive
Appetite shifts, weight curves, and environmental history, so you catch the quiet drift while it's still easy to fix.

Who it's for

Keepers at any scale. A single ball python in a bioactive enclosure, a rack room of breeding pairs, or a collection that outgrew its spreadsheet a while ago. The record structure is the same either way, and it works offline, because the reptile room is often the corner of the house with the worst signal.

When an animal moves on, its history goes with it. The passport carries feedings, sheds, weights, and health notes through to the next keeper, so nobody starts from zero and nothing important is left behind in a text thread. That matters most for the things you only notice in hindsight — a feeding response that changed three months before anyone thought to write it down.

Getting started

Download HabitatOS from the App Store on iPhone or from Google Play on Android, then create your account. Add your first animal, log a feeding or a weight, and its timeline starts from there. Records sync across your devices and keep working offline.

The Privacy Policy sets out exactly what we collect and why. If you want to read the fine print before you download, the policy library is public.