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For staffed reptile rooms, ambassador animals, and exotic rescues.
Latigo Health is a cost-intelligence and operations tool for any business whose business is animals, including staffed reptile rooms, ambassador-animal programs, and exotic rescues: each feed a keeper checks off from the room's own stock posts its supply cost to that animal's own ledger.
A rack's thawed rats or a tortoise's greens post the same way, and a rack kept as one record reads its cost per head.
Latigo Health is $50 a month for the whole room after 90 days free, with no per-seat fees, however many keepers.
Read what changed, then finish this morning’s round below.
90 days free, then $50 a month. No platform fee on card payments.
1 thing changed since your last round. It’s marked in red below.
Breakfast: was
8 medium
now 12 medium
Changed by Theo, yesterday at 3:15 pm
SeenNeeds a witness
Read 1 change first. It’s in red.
Morning finished. 5 chores, 5 ledger lines. Atlas still needs a witness.
No prices on this side. The feed side never shows a cost.
FIFO. Oldest batch first, at the price you paid for that batch.
Finish the round in the animal room. Each chore prints its own line here.
One tap. One transaction per chore. 140 → 128 rats, $21.48 posted, nothing typed.
Clementine is a young sulcata on the tortoise table, a resident with no fee to set against her. Slide to your guess at what her greens, hay, and calcium came to since 1 July, with the UVB bulb her lamp went through in August.
Clementine · Hollow Oak Nature Center · this quarter
Your guess was $59.40 low.
That number came from 182 checked-off tasks. Nobody typed it.
More than a quarter of that was the bulb.
this quarter ledger · Clementine
PostedEvery line traces to a task, a batch, and a person. Hollow Oak Nature Center demo data.
Atlas · Viv 5 · this quarter
$72.75 feed cost
Five feeds in a quarter, and two keepers at each one.
Hollow Oak Nature Center demo data
Feed days differ, prey sizes differ, and some feeds need two keepers in the room.
Twelve ball pythons, one line on the run sheet. Keep a rack as one record with a headcount. Its feeds post to the rack, and its cost reads per head at the current headcount. Or keep each snake on its own record: a rack fed the same prey closes with one tap, Mark 12 feeds done.
Ball pythons · per head this quarter
$23.27
The big snake waits for a second name. Mark a task RED, like a large constrictor's feed, and it cannot be checked off as done until a second member of your team is named as witness. Both names stay on the task.
A cold basking spot raises an alert. Add a reading to a routine, like the basking spot's temperature with its safe range. A keeper types the number at the check-off, and one outside the range raises an alert at once. It is a reading taken by hand, not a sensor.
Reading "Basking spot" is outside its safe range.
Ember · Viv 2 · 88°F, safe 95 to 110°F
Critical alert · on the check-off
Rack, vivs, tortoise table, aviary, in the order you walk them. What each animal eats from your stock posts to that animal's own ledger, like Clementine's greens on the tortoise table.
Most reptile software is built for breeders: genetics, pedigrees, clutches. Some apps count feeder stock down as you feed. Here the cost is computed from what was actually fed and posted to that animal's own ledger; we have not found another tool that does both.
Clementine · Greens · 2 cups · 48 → 46 cups
If the job is feeding cost per animal, Latigo Health does it from the feeds your keepers check off: each one takes the prey or produce from your stock and posts its cost to that animal's own ledger. In the demo, Clementine's quarter came to $139.40, and Atlas's feed to $72.75. It is not breeding software: there are no genetics calculators or pedigrees.
Add up what each animal ate and used at what you paid for it; Latigo Health does that as the feeds are checked off, oldest stock first, so the quarter adds itself up. A supply counts too when it is a stock item used on that animal's task: in the demo, Clementine's $41.99 UVB bulb was more than a quarter of her $139.40. The cost is supplies, not staff time or overhead.
Yes. Mark the task RED in Latigo Health, like Atlas's rabbit, and it cannot be checked off as done until a second member of your team is named as witness. Both names stay on the task.
Yes. Add them to your team in Latigo Health as staff: they check off tasks and see the records, never a cost. The account owner sees the money; managers see what the owner allows.
Yes, at no charge. Invite your vet to Latigo Health as a guest, limited to the animals you share. A vet visit packet prints an animal's recent history.
Not yet. There are no genetics calculators or pedigrees, no clutch or hatchling tracking, no marketplace listings, and no permit paperwork. It keeps the care and what it costs.
Yes. It is made for a phone first. Check-offs, notes, health records, and photos made without signal wait on the phone and sync when it returns; a feed's cost posts once, on the server.
90 days free, then $50 a month, with no added payment fees. One price for the whole room, however many keepers and animals, with no per-seat fees.
Built for boarding barns, kennels, rescues, and exotics rooms. One price, any room.