Lineage and generations
Record parents and offspring for every item. The pedigree view shows earlier generations above, children below, with generation badges G1, G2 and so on.
Breedmap is a breeding and lineage tracking app for any living organism: plants, fungi, animals and more. Record lineages, track each individual with photos, care logs and QR labels, and publish to a public registry. It works offline and syncs when you are back online.
One app for the whole line: the items, how they are related, what you did to them and what they looked like. Planned for Android, iPhone, Linux and the browser from one codebase; not released yet.
Record parents and offspring for every item. The pedigree view shows earlier generations above, children below, with generation badges G1, G2 and so on.
Everything is stored in your device’s internal database first, so you can keep working without a connection.
Edits are queued on the device and sent when you sync. Conflicting edits get a compare screen, and check-outs show who is editing an item where.
Each item gets a large, print-ready QR label with its short code. Scan a label with the phone to open the item.
Attach photos, videos and documents to items. Adding works offline; files are uploaded with the next sync.
Log watering, feeding, pruning, repotting and treatment, or your own log types. Entries are added offline and synced later.
Publish an item to a public page after a preview of exactly what goes public. Retract it later if you need to.
Work in a Personal or a Company workspace. The header always shows which workspace you are working in.
Account permissions decide who may change structure, add items, check out, publish or purge. Tools you may not use are hidden.
Create a project for a species or line, define its fields and add items. Each item gets a short code like K7M2QX.
Link parents and children, add photos and log care as they grow.
Your edits wait on the device and are sent with the next sync, automatically or by hand.
Preview what goes public, then publish it to the public registry.
Each item has a short code from an alphabet without look-alike characters, a generation and its parents. Tap a relative to put it in the middle and walk the family tree up and down.
K7M2QX, without 0/O and 1/IScreens from a development build in October 2026, in the dark theme. Select a screenshot to enlarge it.
You create a Personal or Company account. The creator can change the type later. Company items can name the person who published them, if that person chooses to show their name.
Permissions decide who may change a project's structure, create items, check out, publish, break locks or purge old versions. A publish request from an editor waits for an owner's or admin's approval.
The first beta is planned to be invitation only. Questions or want to take part? Get in touch.