Know which doe is about to kid, and when you last wormed everybody, without a spreadsheet or a single login. A warm little farm almanac that lives in your barn coat pocket.
Built for the homesteader who can hold the whole herd in their head right up until the one week they cannot. Two jobs, done plainly, then it gets out of your way.
No herd-management suite, no subscription, no forty fields per animal. Just a kidding countdown and a care log, the two things that actually bite you when you forget them.
Type a doe's name and her breeding date. Kid Kounter counts down a 150-day goat gestation and does the due-date math for you, so nobody surprises you out in the back pasture at five in the morning.
Tap to log a feeding, a hoof trim, a worming, or a vet note for any goat, and read back the recent history per animal. No more "wait, did I worm Clover last month, or am I thinking of last year?"
Add, edit, and remove goats as the herd grows or moves on. Everything sits in the phone's own storage, so it works in a metal barn with zero bars and never sends a single thing anywhere.
No account, no app store, no setup. Add it once and it opens full screen, ready the second you walk into the barn.
Open it in Safari once, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. After that it works offline, full screen, like a little native app.
Type each goat's name, and a breeding date for anyone you have bred. The 150-day countdown starts itself, no math from you.
Log feed and care with a tap while you are out there, and check who is due before you head in for the night.
Kid Kounter is a single HTML file you save to your home screen. Your goats, breeding dates, and every logged chore live in the phone's own local storage, so once it loads it never needs the internet again.
There is no server, which means nothing to breach, nothing to track, and nothing to spam. Your whole herd sits in this one browser's local storage and nowhere else, which is exactly why it keeps working in a metal barn with no bars and on a phone in airplane mode. Soft motion eases back to a calm fade when a phone has Reduce Motion turned on, the contrast and tap targets are sized for cold hands and work gloves, and the only thing it ever asks of you is a goat's name. A small, practical app, built the way I think small apps should be: useful first, honest about keeping to itself, and out of your way the rest of the time.
Open Kid Kounter, add your does, and let it count down to kidding while you log the chores you would have sworn you would remember.
Open Kid Kounter