Start with the information you actually know
You do not need to reconstruct an animal’s entire life before starting a useful record. Begin with its profile and a reliable observation, then add known information over time. The following guides explain how to keep dates, results and uncertainty readable.
Keep a feeding log →Record shedding observations →Organise weight measurements →Check the version and store that apply to you
These answers describe the current published product evidence reviewed on 13 November 2026. The official store listing and installed app show compatibility, local availability and purchase terms. A translated website does not add a new interface language to the mobile app.
Explore the app’s features →Get help with the app →Frequently asked questions
Is SquamaTracker available on iPhone and Android?
Yes. The site links to the official App Store and Google Play listings. Check your own store for device compatibility and availability for your region and account.
How many animals can I start with for free?
The published version allows up to three animal profiles at no charge. Additional tools and more animal profiles are available through optional Premium. Your store shows the applicable subscription terms.
Which languages does the app support?
The published mobile app supports French and English. It starts in French, and English can be selected in Settings. German, Spanish and Italian website pages do not imply those app languages are already available.
Can I record both accepted and refused feeds?
Yes. Keep the result you actually observed in the animal’s record. Where details are uncertain, explain that in a note rather than presenting a guess as a confirmed event.
Can I keep shedding and weight observations too?
Yes. You can record sheds, measurements and observations for the animal and review its history. These are records of information you enter, not automatic measurements or diagnoses.
Does changing the website language change the app?
No. They are separate. Localised website links keep you in that language where the page exists. The general international homepage is English, while a directly opened translated address keeps its own language.
Can a record or guide replace veterinary advice?
No. A record helps you present observations, dates and context. A veterinarian familiar with the species is needed to assess a health concern. The guides do not prescribe a universal diet or treatment.
How do I get help if something in the app is unclear?
Contact squamatrackersupport@gmail.com with your device, app version if known, steps taken and the result you saw. Share only relevant details, and never send passwords or full payment-card information.
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The app offers French and English and opens in French first. Choose English in Réglages → Langue. Some text may remain in French. Language help
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