RabbitTree

For breeders of every species

Where lineages take root.

Keep pedigrees, pairings and records for every animal you raise. Each parent link shows which breeder vouched for it.

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Luna’s pedigree, back to her great-grandparents

Below the meadow, the oak’s roots draw an example pedigree: Luna’s sires (the squares) and dams (the circles), generation by generation. An ancestor who appears more than once keeps the same color and symbol each time, so you can spot linebreeding at a glance. Each link also shows who vouched for it.

  • Recorded
  • Asserted
  • Attested
  • Registry-matched
  • DNA-verified
  • Hollyhock's Oberon ×2
  • Meadowlark Juniper ×2
Read this pedigree as a list
  1. Subject: Willow Creek Luna
  2. Sire: Willow Creek Bramble (DNA-verified)
  3. Dam: Willow Creek Daisy (Attested)
  4. Paternal grandsire: Hollyhock's Oberon (Registry-matched), appears 2× ◆
  5. Paternal granddam: Meadowlark Juniper (Attested), appears 2× ●
  6. Maternal grandsire: candidates Bramblewood Thunder 70%, Bramblewood Bolt 30% (Asserted)
  7. Maternal granddam: Willow Creek Clover (Attested)
  8. Paternal great-grandsire: Hollyhock's Atlas (Registry-matched)
  9. Paternal great-granddam: Hollyhock's Fern (Registry-matched)
  10. Paternal great-grandsire: Meadowlark Rowan (Asserted)
  11. Paternal great-granddam: Meadowlark Sorrel (Asserted)
  12. Maternal great-grandsire: Bramblewood Ash (Asserted)
  13. Maternal great-granddam: Bramblewood Wren (Asserted)
  14. Maternal great-grandsire: Hollyhock's Oberon (Attested), appears 2× ◆
  15. Maternal great-granddam: Meadowlark Juniper (Attested), appears 2× ●
LLunaBroken Orange · GCBBrambleDDaisy◆Oberon●JuniperTThunder 70% · Bolt 30%possible ancestry belowCCloverAAtlasFFernRRowanSSorrelAAshWWren◆Oberon●Juniper

Every entry says who wrote it, and none is written over

When you record a sire, a dam or a birth date, RabbitTree keeps it as your statement, with your farm’s name and the day you made it. Fix a mistake and the correction goes in beside the old entry, with your reason.

Each entry takes its place in a numbered ledger that nobody can quietly rewrite, RabbitTree included. So a pedigree can show how it came to say what it says.

A sample of one doe’s record, newest on top

  1. Entry 5,206Feb 2, 2026

    Luna kindles 7. The sire is Hollyhock’s Oberon II.

    Recorded by Willow Creek Rabbitry

  2. Entry 4,131Mar 20, 2025

    Luna’s birth date is corrected to Mar 14, from Mar 12.

    Reason given: read off the nest box card. The first entry stays on the record.

  3. Entry 4,118Mar 14, 2025

    Luna is born. Her dam is Daisy and her sire is Bramble.

    Recorded by Willow Creek Rabbitry

Luna’s life on one timeline

Births, weanings, shows, litters, weights and health records go on one timeline for each animal, like rings in a tree. Every entry shows who recorded it and when, and you can export all of it.

  1. Born

    Litter of 6 to Daisy × Bramble, Willow Creek Rabbitry

  2. Weaned

    8 weeks · 1 lb 9 oz

  3. First show

    Best of Variety, Kane County Fair · Judge M. Ortiz

  4. Grand Champion

    Third leg earned at the Prairie State Show

  5. First litter

    7 kits by Hollyhock's Oberon II · all thriving

  6. Today

    Sound, sweet-tempered, and the heart of the herd

It works in the barn, signal or not

Barn Mode is the app set up for a phone in one hand. Try the scale on the left: key a weight for each kit, then find a signal.

Weigh a litter
One kit after another, in pounds and ounces, grams or kilos, with keys big enough for a gloved thumb.
No signal
Weights, breedings and notes stay on the phone and go up when it finds a signal again. Each is saved once.
Scan to open
A cage card’s code, or a tag number from a reader, opens that animal’s record.

A pedigree worth framing, with a code anyone can check

Print a certificate, a registry-ready pedigree, a cage card or a litter sheet, on your own printer or as a PDF. Every print carries a code. Scan it, and RabbitTree shows what was printed that day and whether anything has changed since.

Sample prints

A sample, made with the app’s own templates. The names on it are invented.

When an animal is sold, its pedigree goes with it

Show the buyer a code at the sale. When they accept, the animal moves into their barn with its pedigree, and nobody types it out again.

  • Its pedigree
  • Its tattoo and tags
  • As much history as you choose

Your own records of the animal stay with you. The farms named here are invented.

Rabbits gave us our name, but RabbitTree is built for every species.

Each species brings its own terms, breeding cycle and ID types. Goat breeders record kiddings and scrapie tags; rabbit breeders record kindlings and ear tattoos.

  • Rabbit
  • Guinea pig (cavy)
  • Goat
  • Sheep
  • Cow
  • Horse
  • Pig
  • Alpaca
  • Dog
  • Cat
  • Chicken
  • Duck
  • Pigeon
  • Ball python
  • Gecko
  • Koi
  • Honey bee

Rabbits, cavies (guinea pigs), goats and chickens are ready to keep records for today. The others come next.

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