Settings & Preferences
Most settings are account-wide: change your ADG target on the phone and the web app uses it too, because the numbers drive calculations that have to agree. A few are per-device by nature — the theme, which Quick Log actions you want, what hour reminders arrive — because those are about the device in your hand.
Rabbitry details
Your rabbitry name, contact line, and logo. They are not decoration: they print on pedigrees and cage cards, appear on the sale receipts and transfer invitations your buyers receive, and pre-fill the exhibitor field on show cards.
The rabbitry name is also what shows publicly on a marketplace listing, if you list.
Units and targets
Three numbers drive the growth calculations, and all three are account-wide:
| Setting | Default | What it affects |
|---|---|---|
| Expected average daily gain | 1.5 oz/day | The fryer-target line on the growth chart, and the projected butcher date |
| Target butcher weight | 72 oz (4 lb 8 oz) | What the projection counts toward |
| Target butcher age | 70 days | The fallback projection for a rabbit with no weight yet |
These three describe the fryer target. The growth chart's default view is the breed's own standard, which comes from the breed rather than from these settings. See Weights & ADG.
Weights are recorded and displayed in pounds and ounces; ounces are the unit stored underneath, which is why the ADG target is expressed per ounce. Breed-specific targets may differ from the defaults — change them to match what you actually raise. See Weights & ADG.
A second group sets the task day-counts that a breeding schedules — palpation, gestation, nest box, wean, separate males, re-breed. Defaults and effects are covered on Litters & Kindling.
Cage card layout
Header colour, card font, and whether to include your rabbitry name, contact line, logo, and genetics. There is a live preview. The settings apply to cards printed from either app, since both use the same renderer. See Cage Cards.
Pedigree PDFs have their own equivalent group: accent colour, buck and doe colours, page frame, card style, font, photos and their shape, and whether to print genetics.
Quick Log actions
Which actions appear on the mobile + button, and in what order. Turn off the ones you never use so the menu is short. At least one has to stay on. See Quick Log & Search.
Reminders
On the phone: whether task reminders are delivered at all, and the hour they arrive in your device's own time zone, plus the calendar-export switch. See Tasks & Reminders.
Appearance
Theme on the phone, plus the order of the sections on a rabbit or litter profile, so the part you look at most is at the top. The web app has its own layout customization on the rabbit page.
Where settings apply
Account-wide, shared everywhere and synced: rabbitry details, growth targets, task day-counts, pedigree and cage-card layout, and email preferences.
Per-device, set on each phone separately: theme, Quick Log actions, profile section order, the reminder hour and time zone, and whether calendar export is on.
That split is deliberate. A calculation everyone should agree on is shared; a preference about the device in your hand is not.
- Web App
- Mobile App
Dashboard → Settings, grouped into collapsible sections: rabbitry, appearance, growth, tasks, pedigree, email, cage card, Willow, and marketplace.
Settings, with the shared numbers under Herd settings and the device preferences on their own screens — appearance, Quick Log, reminders. Herd settings need a sync before they show on a new device.