Mobile

HatchTracker, field operations on iOS and Android

The app gamebird producers carry through the barn, so hatches, birds, and orders get logged where the work actually happens.

Service: Mobile
Timeline: Ongoing, shipped through v2
Platform: iOSAndroid (React Native)

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Project highlights

How we approached it.

The challenge

Gamebird operations run on thin margins and narrow seasons. A single incubator can hold more than $10,000 in eggs, and customers expect flight-ready birds on an exact date. Most operators still track all of it on spreadsheets, whiteboards, and memory, so a failed incubator or a double-booked order is found far too late.

Our approach

We built for the barn, not the desk. Every screen assumes one hand, bad light, and a hurry. The app and the web platform share one API, so a count logged in the field is the same number the office sees, and the plan the customer is on decides which features appear.

What we built

A React Native app built with Expo covering hatches, breeding groups, chicks, inventory, contacts, reservations, and analytics. It adds Mapbox site and location maps, CSV and XLSX export, push notifications, secure token storage, and over-the-air updates so fixes reach producers the same day instead of waiting on store review.

The outcome

Shipped to the App Store and Google Play and now past its second major version, with a release pipeline that lets a field-reported bug turn into a delivered fix without a store submission.

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