Reptilr

I downloaded this app to keep track of my lizards’ feedings and sheds. When I read that in-app purchases were available, I figured it would be some advanced care options or access to diagnoses of illnesses. What I didn’t expect was to be prompted to pay for a basic plan just to add in one of my lizards! If you want to be a paid app, be a paid app. If you want in-app purchases for advanced options, go right ahead. However, it’s pretty cheap of a developer to have someone pay just to add in their reptile. That kind of information should be communicated to customers BEFORE they waste their time downloading the app. I’ll stick to a physical journal instead of this crock.

I started using this for my corn snake and a few ball pythons. In the notes I’m trying to list the day I got the snake, price, breeder, and parents but the notes do not save. I write what I need, click done, then save, then go to another snake and come back and the notes are empty. This is really unfortunate because I was enjoying the app and all the information I can easily pull up on the snakes. I would also enjoy being able to add a few more pictures to the snake profile.

Woah! What a great app. I love it way more then Snake Keeper. I wish I had seen this app when I first bought my ball. I love the display and the modern touch to the design of the entire application. I’m excited to see this app grow in popularity. I have two snakes and use it to monitor their feeding/health so it’s great for this purpose. However, you can also use it if you’re a breeder. I don’t use the Advanced version of the app, I just bought the Basic Plan since I’m not breeding my snakes. I definitely suggest it either way!