Squamy: terrarium logbook

Squamy is the logbook for your terrarium. Log a feeding in one tap, keep track of sheds, weight and the thermal gradient, and find out in a second when the last one was. It works with no account and no connection: your data lives on your phone, and syncing it is your choice. YOUR ANIMALS, ONE BY ONE • Every animal is an individual: name, species, sex, date of birth, morph, ID, origin. • Feedings in one tap: ate, refused, regurgitated. A refusal is the first sign a keeper notices, and here it isn't buried behind an "other…". • Sheds: log the event, the app keeps track of the cycle and of when to expect the next one. • Weight and growth: the chart that makes a drop visible before your eye catches it. • Animals with no enclosure — quarantine, transport — stay on the list too. THE ENCLOSURE AND ITS ENVIRONMENT • W×D×H dimensions, setup, substrate, start date. • Six parameters built for reptile keeping: basking spot, cool side, night temperature, humidity, UV index, substrate temperature. • The thermal gradient in a single reading: basking spot and cool side together, because husbandry is the difference between the two. • Charts over time, with the target band behind the line. TYPE (OR DICTATE) THE WAY YOU TALK • "basking spot 34 in the bearded dragon's enclosure" — Squamy reads the sentence and fills in the reading. You confirm it. • Dictation works too. • The parsing runs on your phone: no network, no waiting, and no sentence leaving the device. REMINDERS THAT ACTUALLY MATTER • UVB lamp replacement: it keeps giving light for months after it stops giving useful UV. It's the deadline nobody remembers by themselves, and it's the one that does harm. • Feedings, cleaning, supplements, vet visits: recurring tasks with "Done", snooze and skip. • Notifications on your phone, with no account and no connection. SPECIES CATALOGUE 121 bilingual entries: minimum enclosure, three temperatures, humidity, Ferguson UVB zone, diet, lifespan, cohabitation, and a CITES flag where it applies. Including the animals that grow enormous or live eighty years: better to know beforehand. AND MORE • Products and expenses: what's in your stock and what the hobby really costs you. • Breeding: clutches and live food cultures (crickets, dubia roaches, waxworms, isopods). • Notes and journal, for everything no field covers. • Shareable animal card: an image ready to send to whoever asks about your animal. • Two levels: Basic to start with, Expert to have everything in sight. • Italian and English. FREE FOREVER, EVERYTHING THAT RUNS ON THE PHONE Enclosures, animals, feedings, sheds, weight, readings, reminders, catalogue, notes: free, no account, no limit on how many. The app does not hold your data hostage. PREMIUM — €3.99/month or €29.99/year, with a 7-day free trial • Automatic sync across your devices • Assistant and Enclosure doctor (artificial intelligence) • Full data export and restore onto a new phone • No ad banners Squamy is not a vet. The catalogue, the charts and the AI features are support tools and can be wrong: a sick animal needs a vet experienced with exotics. The AI features are optional, off by default, and only switch on with your explicit consent.