Coop Keeper
— track your backyard poultry flock for free
Log eggs, keep records for every bird, and see your coop’s full history — free for backyard poultry keepers. Works in your browser on your phone or computer. Nothing to download.
New — now available for:
- Chickens
- Ducks
- Quail
- Turkeys
- Geese
…and more — guinea fowl, peafowl, pheasants, chukars, partridges, pigeons, even emus and ostriches.
Built for backyard chicken keepers
The backyard keeper
You've got a few hens, you know them by name, and you want to know who's laying and who isn't. Keep records for every bird and log eggs in seconds.
The homesteader
Your flock is growing and the notes app isn't cutting it anymore. Track multiple coops, log feed changes, and see exactly what happened when production dipped.
The breeder
You’re hatching regularly and rehoming birds. Log your flock, then post to your storefront or the ChickenMap bulletin when you have birds to move — no retyping anything.
Everything you can track
Log eggs in seconds
Tap in today's count and get on with your day. Break it down by color if you want to know which hen is slacking.
A record for every bird
Name, breed, sex, hatch date, and what happened to them. Know who's laying, who's new, and who's no longer with you.
Your coop's full history
Feed changes, molts, predator visits, a hard freeze — logged on a timeline and laid over your egg chart. When production drops, you can see what happened that week instead of guessing.
Import your existing history
Already tracking in a spreadsheet? Skip the annual re-download and the tally marks — import a spreadsheet once and the chart draws itself from then on. And your data’s never locked in: export anytime, so you’re never starting over from nothing.
More than one coop
Chickens out back, quail on the deck, a grow-out pen — track them separately, each with its own records.
Grow-out pens that fold back in
Raised a batch separately and moved them in with the flock? Merge the two coops and the history comes along instead of being left behind.
Rehome chickens straight from your flock
Hatch a batch and end up with more cockerels than you planned for? Have a hen that needs a new home? Bought a mixed-breed lot and can’t keep them all? Poultry keeping has a way of creating situations you didn’t plan for — the bulletin is where keepers work them out.
Every listing is labeled when it comes from a real, tracked flock — not just a name and a phone number. Post a bird’s breed, age, and sex in seconds, straight from its record.
Fill your storefront from the flock you already track
Selling birds? Your storefront lists which breeds you offer and how buyers can buy them — chicks, started pullets, hatching eggs. Typing that out again for every breed is the part nobody does.
Quick import reads your coops and offers the breeds already in them. Tick the ones you sell and they land on your listing as breeds and ways to buy — you add the price and the details.
Capture the full story of your flock, no app required
Free for backyard poultry keepers. No app to install, no subscription, no in-app purchases waiting for you three screens in. Open it in your browser on your phone or your computer and start logging.
Common questions
Is the flock tracker really free?
Yes. No credit card, no trial period, no paid tier hiding the basics.
Do I need to download an app?
No. It runs in any browser on your phone, tablet, or computer.
Can I import my existing chicken tracking spreadsheet?
Yes. Import your egg history and coop records so you don't lose what you've already tracked.
Can I lose my data?
No. Your history is stored on your account, not just on one phone, and you can export everything to CSV anytime — so you're never locked in and never starting over.
Can I track ducks, quail, and other poultry?
Yes — chickens, ducks, quail, turkeys, and geese, each in their own coop with their own records.
How do I rehome a chicken?
Post it to the ChickenMap bulletin. If the bird's already in your flock tracker, its breed, age, and sex fill in automatically.
Your flock deserves better than a notes app
Join backyard keepers who are done guessing which hen laid what, when production dropped, and why.
Free to use. Already tracking in a spreadsheet? Bring your history with you.