Poultro tells you what your birds need today, helps you buy and sell birds close to home, and puts experienced keepers one question away. Whether it's your first hen or your fiftieth.
HOW IT WORKS
No account needed to start. You try it first, then save your coop if you like it.
How many birds you keep and what you want from them. That's the whole setup. Poultro uses it to decide what to show you.
Each morning the Today tab shows the single thing your birds need, in plain words, with a short note on why. Tap Done and you're finished.
Post in the Coop, our community. Keepers answer and vote, and the top answer is checked by Poultro before it's marked as the one to follow.
WHAT IT DOES
Reminders for your birds, a marketplace that stays close to home, and real people to ask.
Put eggs in the incubator, tell Poultro the date, and it reminds you what to do on each of the 21 days, with a short explanation of why.
Hens, chicks and hatching eggs from checked sellers close to you. Birds are always collected in person, never posted, and you see how far away each one is before you message.
The Coop is Poultro's community. Ask anything, however basic. Keepers answer, the community votes, and the best answer is checked by Poultro before it's marked as the one to follow.
Feed changes, worming, health checks. Poultro tells you what matters this morning, in plain words, and nothing else.
SEE THE APP
Tap a tab below to see what it looks like.
ABOUT US
Poultro was built by a bird lover, not a software company. Years of keeping and selling poultry on the Isle of Man taught us the problems first-hand: lost hatch dates, forgotten feed changes, getting stung buying birds on Facebook, and conflicting advice from every direction. Each became a part of the app: one job a day in plain words, a record of every bird, checked sellers near you, and experienced keepers one question away. The result is what we always wanted: calm, local and easy to follow from day one.
QUESTIONS
Yes. Poultro is beginner-friendly and guides you through the whole process, from your first eggs or hens onwards. Each day it tells you the one job to do and why, in plain words. If you're unsure about anything, you can ask keepers who've been doing it for years. And keeping a few hens is easier, and more rewarding, than most people think.
No. It's built for all poultry: chickens and ducks first, then geese, turkeys, quail and guinea fowl.
We're opening on the Isle of Man first, in small groups from the waitlist, then across the UK. Join the list and we'll email you when it's your turn.