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:thumbsup It's been a long time coming! The first design seemed to only make sense to users who used the desktop version first. Have you already noticed the swipe navigation? You can swipe right and left to operate the side menu and to go forward and backwards in tabbed dialogs(such as...

All my computers are older. In fact I've never bought a laptop/desktop. One man's junk is another man's treasure I guess:cool: I have bought/replaced harddrives though. I would get some USB thumb drives or USB hard drives (reputable brands only!!!) and load files onto those. Much cheaper than a...

Na just clean some quail pictures off;)

Not exactly necessary:D Over the last couple of years I've modified HatchKeeper to be able to run in most modern browsers both mobile and desktop. I've got a demo on the website. There is a user that uses that on his iPhone. He just adds a shortcut to his home screen and sets the HatchKeeper...

Purely Poultry. They have reasonable prices. About the only place that had them in stock at the time.

Excuse me...why are you not telling us when you set quailies?🤨 I don't know. Those were last year. The Jumbos were my first shipped eggs. They did better than I expected. Jumbos hatch a little slower though.

Use the import button. The second one from the left in the toolbar at the top.

So the types and breeds? Or are you using advanced egg management?

So exporting groups is not an option?

That's something that's not implemented yet on HatchKeeper Mobile. I plan to add it to the next release. Right now exporting groups is the fastest way to transfer batches. Note that the current export method wasn't robust enough for advanced data so only the basic data will be exported. This is...

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Use the settings, add a type and then add a breed with that type. Let me know if you need more help.

This app was designed to be completely user customizable. I've had a user tell me they removed all the bird data and used it for reptiles. That's something it was certainly not designed for, but obviously works through user customisation. :)

What happened to your old phone? I haven't been on here for a while. Thanks for pinging me :D I've been too busy this summer to release the 0.80 build for the desktop. But hopefully I can get a release candidate out soon for testing before version 0.80. This upgrade would add the advanced egg...

If you read the link I posted in a previous post. https://9to5google.com/2019/12/14/android-apps-data-loss/ This data loss is the result of a Android System bug where the Android developers forgot to copy data to a new location when they released an update.:he So now they probably fixed the bug...

Yes, that will work. However since you have all your batches in one group, you can export the None group and it will export all the batches to one file, that can be restored later. Here is why your data got cleared https://9to5google.com/2019/12/14/android-apps-data-loss/ This will be fixed in...

I was actually using HTML5 WebStorageApi which really isn't a "database". It's just stores a value to a "key". I personally have not had any problems with this method but it appears using it was a large mistake. Sqlite is far more robust and feature rich. Makes it easier to sort, add, update...

Sorry about that, it seems like a problem with the latest Android versions. I'm currently working on an update that uses the Sqlite database. Hopefully that solves the problem. Until I finish the update, I would recommend exporting batches and groups periodically as backups. If you write them...

Downsizing tastes good though...:D The development platform(Apache Cordova) I used for Android does support it. But it costs entirely too much to have an app in the Apple store. Currently HatchKeeper is just a hobby app I wrote for myself and a friend and I decided to share it in case someone...