One set date in, every milestone out — lockdown, hatch, brooding heat, first eggs and cull dates, worked out from real Coturnix biology.
Free during beta · No credit card · Sign up with email or Google
See how it works
Enter the set date and QuailBook counts down to lockdown on day 14 and the hatch window on days 16–19. Once they hatch, you get a six-week heat plan — 95°F in week one, down 5°F each week — with weekly checks for counts and losses.


The Lifecycle Board lays your flock out by stage — incubating, brooding, grow-out, laying, breeding — with what’s due on each card. Move a group to a new pen and the board follows.

Tap the + and log eggs, a brooding check, a health note, a loss or a cull from your phone, one-handed. Big buttons, sensible defaults, done.

Every bird is aged and flagged — up for review at 18 months, overdue at 24 — so your feed bill follows your layers, not your memory.

Log illness, treatments and losses, with withdrawal periods tracked.
Each male and his hens by pen, flagged when you stray from 1 to 4–5.
Invite a partner or helper as a read-only viewer or a manager who can log.
Moves, losses, culls and regroups land in a history you can undo.
Download CSVs of your birds, logs and history any time.
Free during beta. We’ll announce pricing well ahead of time, and the core biology features — incubation, brooding, laying and cull projections — will always have a free option.
Yes, in your phone’s browser — it’s built for one-handed logging in the coop. Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app: full-screen, with its own icon, straight to your dashboard. There’s no app-store app yet.
Yes. Download CSV exports of your birds, groups, pens, batches, logs, health records, breeding pairs and history any time from Settings.
It’s built around Coturnix (Japanese) quail timings.
Yes. Once they’ve made their own free account, add them to your flock as a viewer (read-only) or a manager (can add and edit records).