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Backyard chicken app

The egg tracker for backyard chicken keepers

Hönskoll (Coop Chronicle) is a chicken keeper app for small backyard flocks. Log today's eggs in seconds, keep a profile for every hen, and see how your flock is laying over time – right from your phone.

Get started for free

Free during beta · No card required

What you can track

  • Eggs per day – per hen, or for the whole flock when you don't know who laid.
  • A profile for each hen with breed, hatch date and photo.
  • Weekly and monthly egg production, average per hen and trends.
  • Feed purchases and the real cost per egg.
  • Broody hens, hatched chicks and a forecast for when a hen starts laying again.
  • Egg sales and stock, if you sell eggs to neighbours.

Chicken egg identification with AI

Wondering which hen laid that egg? Take a photo and the AI compares shell colour, speckles, shape and size with your hens and their earlier eggs, then ranks the most likely layers. You confirm before anything is saved, and confirmed eggs can become reference photos so suggestions improve over time.

Made in Sweden, available in English

The app started as a Swedish tool for hobby hen keepers and is fully available in English. It runs in the browser on any phone or computer – no app store download needed.

How to get started

  1. 1

    Create an account

    Free, with email or Google.

  2. 2

    Add your hens

    Name, breed and a photo – about a minute each.

  3. 3

    Log your first egg

    One tap per egg. That's it.

Frequently asked questions

How many eggs does a chicken lay per year?

Typically somewhere between 150 and 300, depending on breed, age, daylight and nutrition. Commercial hybrids lay the most; heritage breeds lay fewer but often for more years.

Can AI tell which chicken laid an egg?

Often, when your hens lay eggs that differ in colour, speckling, size or shape. Hönskoll shows a probability per hen and you confirm the result yourself.

Is the app free?

Hönskoll is in beta and every feature is free to use during the beta period.

Start tracking your flock

Create an account, add your first hen and log your first egg in under five minutes.