Pigeon loft records and pedigrees
Keep every bird on a card by its ring number, with photos, parents and honours. LoftLedger draws the pedigree from your records and keeps the health log, all on your phone. The full loft adds race velocities, five-generation pedigrees with a PDF, and the loft ledger.
£29.99 ONCE · £14.99 A YEAR · £2.99 A MONTH
Open any bird and its pedigree builds itself from the sire and dam on each card: three generations on the standard plan, up to five on the full loft, with the ring, colour and honours you entered for each ancestor. Tap a box to open that bird, or an empty box to fill it in. On the full loft, export it as an A4 PDF with your loft name, ready to print or share.
Ring number as printed, in your federation’s own format, name, cock or hen, colour, strain, hatch date, who bred it, sire and dam, status, honours, notes and up to six photos. A parent or grandparent you never owned can have a card made from its ring number alone, marked not in loft, and never counts as a bird in your loft.
Pair a cock and a hen for the season, note the nest box, and log the eggs and the hatches. Each youngster gets its own card with both parents already filled in.
Add a race with the liberation point, distance and liberation time, then enter each bird’s clock time. LoftLedger works out each velocity in yards or metres per minute, counts the time across dates for a bird clocked the next morning, and takes off the night hours you enter. A season table shows each bird’s races, fastest velocity and highest position.
Record vaccines, treatments and supplements for one bird or the whole loft, with the withdrawal days from the product’s label and a next-due date. The Health tab lists what is due and what is late, with reminders on the dates you enter.
Sales, purchases, prize money, feed, supplies and club fees, with what came in and went out each season. Two currencies are never added together.
There is no account. Your birds, races and photos are stored on your phone. Backup makes one file with every record and photo that you can restore on another phone.
It is worked out from the distance and the times you typed, and the app says so. Your club’s result is the official one, and LoftLedger does not import from clocking systems or federations.
The pedigree PDF says it was recorded by you. LoftLedger does not check rings, pedigrees or results, and it does not give veterinary advice: the products and withdrawal days are the ones you enter.
Up to 20 birds in the loft, with pairs, the health log, reminders, backup and a three-generation pedigree on screen. A banner ad shows on the Races and Health screens, never on a bird or its pedigree.
An optional 14-day trial is offered in the app; it starts only when you tap it.
No ads with the full loft. Prices are in pounds; Google Play shows the price in your currency.
Yes. The ring is stored exactly as you type it, so GB, NL, BE, AU, US and other formats all work. The app never checks a ring against a federation.
Yes. Type its ring number when you pick a sire or dam and LoftLedger makes a card marked not in loft. It shows in pedigrees and never counts as one of your 20 birds.
Distance divided by flying time, in yards or metres per minute. A bird clocked the next morning is counted across the dates, minus any night hours you enter for that race.
Every bird, race and ledger line stays readable and editable. Adding a bird past 20 in the loft, a new race or result, a new ledger line, the PDF and five generations on screen need the full loft again.
No. There is no account, and your records and photos stay on your phone. Crash reports and app usage statistics are sent, and neither carries your records.
Yes. Back up to one file under More, then restore it on the new phone. Restoring adds what is missing and deletes nothing.
Add your first bird by its ring number and watch its pedigree fill in as you add the parents.