001. For exotic breeders.

Documented lines. Provable lineage. Any species

A documented animal sells on the line behind it and the paperwork you can show. Most breeder software was built for dogs and makes your species feel like an afterthought. Breed Ledger holds the pedigree, the genetics, the health records, and a public page for every animal in your collection, whatever you breed. Built by a working multi-species breeder.

Animal record

BL-2026-418

Driftwood Luna

Leucistic axolotl female · Hatched 2025-06-14

Sire
Driftwood Cinder
Dam
Marsh Willow
Pedigree
4 generations recorded
Genetics
het copper, GFP positive
Health
Vet check clear, 2026-03-02

Enclosure card QR resolves to this page. Scan it at the tank.

5Exotic species
0Animals on record
0Exotic breeders
0Registries live

002. The problem.

No tool was built for the species you breed

So most exotic breeders have stitched together a patchwork of apps, spreadsheets, and social posts and called it a system. Breed Ledger is species agnostic to the schema level, so your program gets a real home instead.

Your species does not fit the software.

Every breeder tool was shaped around dogs or cats. Your fields, your terminology, and your morphs get forced into boxes that were never meant for them, so half of what matters lives in the notes column.

Your lineage lives in a spreadsheet.

Pedigrees end up as screenshots you rebuild by hand every time a buyer asks. One correction means editing the same line in five places and hoping you caught them all.

Your program is scattered across social posts.

Photos, pairings, and availability are spread across Facebook albums, DMs, and a notebook. None of it connects to a real animal record a buyer can check.

Your website has no idea what you breed.

Generic site builders treat your animals like a photo gallery. There is no concept of an allele, a pedigree, or a cohort, so buyers leave still looking for real information.

003. Pedigree.

A line a buyer can read without calling you

Link a dam and a sire once. Every offspring, every descendant, and every future pairing in your collection inherits the connection.

  • Multi-generation pedigree lines rendered from the records you already entered. Nothing to redraw.
  • Parent linking that cascades. Fix a dam's record once and every descendant reads correctly.
  • Detail captured on the animal: species, morph, and trait detail, microchip and ID numbers, and birth or hatch dates.
  • Export any animal's pedigree to PDF or CSV the moment a buyer asks for a copy.

Pedigree / Driftwood Luna

4 generations, 1 entry

Driftwood Luna

Leucistic axolotl

Driftwood Cinder

Copper axolotl

Marsh Willow

Wild type axolotl

Grandparents and great-grandparents continue beyond this view. Fix a record once and every descendant reads correctly.

004. Genetics and health.

Morphs and health on the animal, not across five spreadsheets

One row per animal, and everything that ever happened to it hangs off that row. Allele-based genetics predict a pairing before you make it, and the health record is dated and ready when a buyer asks.

  • Allele-based morph tracking. A confirmed pairing predicts offspring outcomes instead of leaving it to guesswork.
  • Genetic and health-panel results dated and attached to the animal that was actually tested.
  • Pairing dates and enclosure assignments tied to the dam and the sire the offspring came from.
  • Weights, feedings, vet visits, and milestones logged with the dates a buyer will ask about.

Genetics and health

Driftwood Luna

Health clear
DateRecordResult
2026-03-02Vet wellness checkClear
2026-02-10Weight182 g
2026-01-18Morph confirmedLeucistic
2025-12-04Microchip appliedDone

005. Your collection, public.

Every animal gets a page. Every clutch or litter gets an announcement

A buyer three states away should be able to see the animals, the lineage, and what is coming, without joining a Facebook group and scrolling.

  • A public collection site with your animals, your available stock, and your pedigree lines. It is built from the records, so it is never out of date.
  • Each upcoming clutch or litter gets a live page with dates, the pairing, and a waitlist that holds its place in line.
  • Buyers reach the pedigree, the genetics, and the health record from the same page they found the listing on.
  • Inquiries land in one inbox with the animal already attached, so you are not reconstructing which one they meant.
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Upcoming

Spring axolotl clutch

Expected Apr 2027 · 6 reserved

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006. QR codes.

An enclosure card that answers the question you are tired of answering

Print a QR for any animal and put it where the animal is. It resolves to that animal's live profile, pedigree, genetics, and records.

  • Enclosure cards, rack labels, and expo displays. Same code, same live page.
  • A buyer at the table scans and reads pedigree, morphs, and health dates while you finish the conversation you are already in.
  • Update the record and the card is current. Nothing to reprint before the next expo.
  • Show and expo entries carry the same code, so a printed table number still leads back to the record.
QR code enclosure-card preview from Breed Ledger
007. Pricing.

Priced per animal on record. Named up front.

No setup fee, no per-pedigree charge, and no charge to export your records on the way out. Free for your first 10 animals.

01$0free forever

Free

For breeders putting their first animals on record.

  • 10 animal records
  • Subdomain collection site (yourcollection.breedledger.co)
  • 3-generation pedigree trees
  • Find a Breeder directory listing
  • Inquiry form
  • Clutch or litter announcements
  • Classic, Modern and Minimal templates
02$29/mo

Starter

For a working program ready to sell from the records.

  • 50 animal records
  • Custom domain plus SSL
  • All 3 templates with custom colors
  • Full genetics and morph predictions
  • 5-generation pedigree with cross-breeder links
  • Waitlists, deposits, and contracts
  • Blog section plus QR codes
  • SEO and analytics built in
03$49/mo

Professional

For programs running with no limits.

  • Unlimited animal records
  • Custom domain plus SSL
  • Unlimited pedigree depth
  • Full genetics and morph predictions
  • Advanced analytics
  • Priority support
  • File uploads and conditional logic on forms

All breeder tiers include hosting, SSL, SEO, analytics, unlimited photos, and unlimited site visitors. Annual billing saves two months on Starter and Professional.

For clubs and conservation registries

Run a club or registry? From $49/mo

If you sit on a board as well as run a program, membership, dues, renewals, show and event fees, and Stripe Connect payouts to the club bank run on the same pedigree spine your collection already uses. See the breed-clubs page.

008. Common questions.

What breeders ask before they move the records over.

What if my species is not already in Breed Ledger?
Add it. Breed Ledger is species agnostic to the schema level, so you configure the species, the terminology your community actually uses, and the trait fields your program needs. Your records never get forced into a dog-shaped or cat-shaped hole.
Can I track genetics and color morphs for my species?
Yes. The genetics engine does allele-based morph tracking, so a confirmed pairing predicts offspring outcomes. Species with documented genetics ship with pre-seeded allele libraries; for everything else you define custom alleles and traits. It captures species, morph, and trait detail on the animal.
Does Breed Ledger file registrations with a registry?
Breed Ledger stores microchip and ID numbers, lineage, and health records as fields on the animal, and exports them to PDF and CSV. It does not file registrations with a registry or breed club on your behalf. Where a registry exists for your species, it stays the authority.
Can I keep several exotic species on one account?
Yes. One collection, one login, however many species. Each species gets its own terminology and its own section on your public site, so an axolotl program and a sugar glider program stay organized without spilling into each other.
I have years of this in a spreadsheet already.
Import it. Columns map to fields once, and dam and sire links get built from the IDs already in your sheet. Anything that will not map cleanly gets flagged for you to look at rather than guessed at.

009. Start.

Free for your first 10 animals. No card

Put one dam and her line in and see whether it holds up against how you keep records now. See pricing.

Get your collection online.

Free for your first 10 animals. No card to start.

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