Breeding Management

Pair a cock and hen, and Pakhal tracks the whole cycle with you — clutches, eggs, incubation and hatching — without you having to remember what stage each pair is at.

Pair birds in a couple of taps

Pick a cock and hen from your available birds and record the pairing date and cage — Pakhal keeps every pair's history from there, including every clutch they've raised together.

Unpair without losing anything

Split a pair when you need to and both birds become available for new pairings — every clutch, egg and chick record from that pairing stays exactly as it was, and pedigree on the chicks is never affected.

Clutch and egg records, one clutch at a time

Log a clutch against its nest box, then record each egg laid — laid date, status (incubating, fertile, infertile, hatched, fostered, broken, discontinued) and hatch date — so you can see exactly how a clutch progressed, egg by egg.

Hatch records that become bird records

Convert a hatched egg straight into a new bird record with its ring number and sex, and its sire and dam are carried over automatically — no retyping a chick's pedigree by hand.

Breeding history for every pair

Each pair's page shows its full breeding history — every clutch it's produced, going back to the day it was first paired — so you always know which pairs actually work for you.

Genetics that match how breeders actually talk

Base colours, visual and split mutations, and species-specific detail fields (like a Fischer's Lovebird's B1/B2 and possible/confirmed status) recorded the way breeders describe them, not generic tags — plus a line-breeding check that flags related pairs automatically.