Four finch species arrive with their own mutation data: zebra finch, society finch, Java sparrow and Gouldian finch. They carry 20, 8, 5 and 7 loci, and the source of every locus is written in the data file. Birds you saved under the earlier single "Finch" option still open. Offspring prediction now accounts for masking: when one mutation hides another one's appearance, the result says so by name. Sex-linked incomplete dominance is modelled too, so single factor and double factor chicks are listed separately. Pigeon mutation and incubation data is in place. The species row shipped in the previous version; now the data behind it is here as well. A shared pedigree page carries an install link at the bottom. The link holds no campaign or tracking parameter and no click is counted. Fix: the Cages tab opened the Pairs screen and the Pairs tab opened the Cages screen. Each one now goes to its own screen.

Share a bird. You can publish a bird's pedigree as a public link (Pro). You pick, one by one, which fields show and which photos go out; ring number and cage are off by default. The page freezes when you publish it, so if you change the record later, updating it is your choice. A printable QR code comes with it. A link lives for at most 90 days, you can extend it and take it down whenever you want, and a removed address is never handed to another bird. Your published shares are listed under the "More" tab. The shared page opens in the reader's language, is ready in seven languages, is closed to search engines and carries no ads. Pigeon is now in the species list. Records, pedigree and kinship work for pigeons; ready mutation data comes in a later version. A new app icon and launch screen. Fixed: the clutch list would not open for a pair with two or more clutches.

Texas clearbody added. It went in as an allele of the ino locus rather than a mutation of its own: Texas is dominant over ino and both are recessive to normal. So the ino row now lists that locus's possible states one by one instead of offering three buttons, and it tells you when a cock carrying two different alleles does not look normal. Recessive pied is now named so you can find it. The mutation was always there; its name did not carry the word keepers search for. The free tier now holds 5 cages and 5 active pairs. Both used to be 3. A clutch event in the calendar now says which pair it belongs to, and the clutch screen opens with the pair's name and a link to it.

This update fixes a sign-in problem and adds new tools. - Fixed signing in with Google. - Ring number prefixes: define the repeating part once and reuse it on every bird. - Exports are readable now, and a PDF format was added. - The pedigree certificate was redesigned. - Cages have their own tab; the calendar sits at the top right of the Birds screen and under "More". - A today card above the bird list shows what is due and what is overdue. - QR cage labels print straight from the cage. - Pairing calculator: predict offspring without recording birds, save a calculation and reopen it. - Added a way to report an inappropriate ad. - Fixed mutation names and the field order on the bird form.