Every animal’s full history, at a glance
Who logged what, the logged-today streak, species and status: one tidy record per animal, from this morning’s note back to the day it arrived.
Log, inspect and understand every animal, so your team can focus on what matters most, their well-being.
Free plan available · works offline · your data stays yours.
Paper in the keeper's hut. A spreadsheet on a laptop. A whiteboard half-wiped by lunch. It's all logged somewhere, just never in one place, and never ready to hand over.
Every animal, movement and welfare check, logged and current to this morning, stamped and ready to hand over. One tap and the whole record's in their hands.
One log, both sides
Your keeper logs it offline at the enclosure. The instant there’s a signal, it’s on your desk, before anyone asks.
Real screens from the live admin portal: real animals, real logs, real flags. Nothing here is a mockup.
Who logged what, the logged-today streak, species and status: one tidy record per animal, from this morning’s note back to the day it arrived.
A searchable, time-stamped record of everything your team logged. Filter by animal, type or date, and anything urgent rises to the top.
ZooLog watches your own data for issues (an animal with no keeper, a group logged as an individual), so you fix them before audit day, not during it.
A keeper logs it from the enclosure, routine or urgent: severity, who's been notified, what was done. No paper, no end-of-shift catch-up.
Your records stay current to the UK zoo-licensing standard (sex, date of birth or hatch, origin, IUCN status, hazard category), ready to hand over any day. Every export is watermarked as yours and audited: who exported what and when, so you can prove the record you hand over is exactly the one you kept. This isn't legal advice.
Every animal shows its last 14 days of logs: logged, quiet, or flagged by a keeper. Anything that's gone quiet, that a keeper has flagged, or an escape (always auto-urgent) rises to the top on its own. It's a log calendar, not a health score. Tap any animal for its full welfare history.
Invite a keeper by email, they click the link and they're logging. No passwords for staff to forget or for you to reset, just roles that show each person only what they need.
We’re starting with zoos, but the record-keeping is the same whatever you’re licensed to keep, from a safari park to an aquarium to a children’s farm.
ZooLog is shaped by zoo keepers and curators who’ve lived the pre-inspection scramble, not a generic records tool bolted onto animals. We’re in private beta, so there are no reviews to show yet. Here’s what we can promise you today.
Yes, it keeps the up-to-date collection records the Zoo Licensing Act 1981 requires (s.1A(f)), detailed in SSSMZP 2012 §12 (Stock Records), and you can export your stock record (a spreadsheet or data file, watermarked and audited) to hand an inspector. It helps you stay inspection-ready; it doesn't replace your licence, guarantee the outcome, or count as legal advice.
Always, it's your data. Export your stock record and welfare log any time as a spreadsheet or data file, watermarked and stamped as yours, and every export is audited: who exported what and when, so you can prove it hasn’t been changed.
Invite a keeper by email, they click the link and they're in. No passwords for staff to forget or for you to manage, and roles for keepers and admins. (Early access is invite-only: we set your collection up and invite your team.)
Every treatment and medication is logged against the animal in its welfare record today (as a note), and it exports with everything else. A structured medication register (doses, routes and withdrawal periods as separate fields) is on the roadmap; it isn't live yet.
Yes. Every organisation's data is isolated, one collection can never see another's animals, logs or staff, on infrastructure built for UK data protection.
Yes. Keepers log at the enclosure with no signal; everything syncs automatically the moment a connection returns. Nothing is lost.
Not yet, the keeper apps are in an invite-only beta. The admin portal is live now. Join early access and we'll invite you and set your collection up.
The web admin portal is live today; the keeper mobile apps are in invite-only beta. Request early access and we'll get your collection set up and your team invited.