Your hatches
A clear view of what’s happening now and what comes next.
Looking good
Checking your hatches for the next useful action.
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Incubator stability
24-hour range from your logged temperature and humidity readings.
Coming up
Tap an item to open that hatch.
Hatch details
Dates, progress, and recent activity.
Hatch tools
Deeper tools when you need them: egg weights, troubleshooting, brooder care, reports, and sensors.
Egg weight / moisture-loss curve
Track individual eggs or a representative sample. The curve is a planning tool, not a substitute for air-cell development and hatch observations.
Weight history
Baseline is each egg's first recorded weight.
| Egg | Day | Weight | Loss | vs target |
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Structured troubleshooting
Select what you are actually seeing. Hatch Track combines that symptom with your own logged temperature, humidity, turning, candling, and timing data.
Hatch → brooder continuity
Completed hatches can become a brooder group automatically, carrying forward breed, hatch date, count, and notes.
Export center
Portable data plus a human-readable hatch report.
Shelly BLU H&T
Remote incubator telemetry using a Shelly BLU H&T inside the incubator and a BLU Gateway outside on Wi‑Fi.
Sensor calibration
Compare the sensor with a trusted reference, then save only the correction needed. Example: sensor reads 101.2°F while reference is 100.0°F → use -1.2°F.
This URL contains a private capability token. Put it only in your Shelly Gateway configuration; do not post it publicly. Hatch Track stores only a SHA‑256 hash of the token in Supabase.
Alert rules
These thresholds are evaluated when Hatch Track receives sensor or manual data.
Advanced: generic HTTPS sensor bridge
For other hardware that exposes JSON over HTTPS.
{"temperature": 99.5, "humidity": 47}Timeline
Candling, lockdown, and estimated hatch milestones across every batch.
Milestones
Dates are exact when a set time is known; approximate otherwise.
Flock
Groups, counts, acquisition dates, and notes.
Flock records
Track existing groups and birds transferred from completed hatches.
Photos
Candling and progress photos attached to the active hatch. Tap a photo to view it; use ✎ for category/caption.
Hatch archive
Completed batches, hatch outcomes, rates, flock transfers, and brooder continuity.
Settings
Installation, notifications, data portability, and diagnostics.
Run the workspace from your Home Screen with offline support.
Enable device notifications. Hatch Track 17 also includes alert rules and a Web Push receiver; always-on remote delivery is only considered active after a real push sender is configured.
Signed out. Sign in to keep hatch, flock, candling, turning, outcome, and settings data synchronized across devices.
Export batches, logs, flock records, and device-stored photos into one restorable file.
Import a Hatch Track JSON backup. Existing data is replaced only after validation.
Built-in checks for local storage, photo database, service worker, network, and cloud state.
Keep Home simple while preserving all advanced tools and data.
Supabase now keeps the latest 25 synced state snapshots for your account in addition to device snapshots.
Photos: compressed before storage; recompression strips normal camera EXIF metadata such as GPS from the uploaded copy.
Offline: records can be saved locally and synced later.
Sensor history: detailed readings are retained for 90 days; hourly summaries are kept for long-term history.
Breed photos: third-party reusable images retain source/license attribution in the breed library.
Mobile navigation now uses one consistent SVG icon set with uniform sizing, generic HTTPS sensor fields have permanent labels plus a JSON response example, UI spacing keeps dashboard and telemetry status text readable, candling uses whole-number and exact-total checks with full-batch confirmation for remaining-count overrides, and Wikimedia fallback failures use a cooldown circuit breaker on poor connections.
Permanently deletes your Hatch Track cloud account, synced records, sensor records, recovery history, and cloud photos. Device-local data is cleared after the server confirms deletion.
Only real, reusable photographs with an explicit breed/species identity are used. Each selected image is cross-checked against additional hatchery, breed, or species references before it is mapped to a Hatch Track breed. Ambiguous breeds, hybrids, color strains, or weak matches stay neutral. Breed images now retry through a second Wikimedia delivery path and successful loads are cached by the installed app for better reliability.