Available on the App Store
Weight, feeding, training and hunts — tracked to the gram, predicted to the hour, and working with no signal at all, because that is where falconry happens.
What it actually does
Four things a notebook cannot do, and a fifth arriving in version 1.2. Every screen below is the real app, recorded against real data.
Weight management
FalconryLab measures her burn rate from her own history — 3.1 grams an hour, not a number from a book — and carries the morning weigh-in forward from there. You know what she will be at hunt time before you load the truck.
History
One week, one month, three months, one year, all of it. Artemis's real record — 1074.2 g at her lightest, 1116.1 g at her heaviest, and every weigh-in in between. That shape is invisible on a notebook page and obvious here.
Hunt journalPro
Every waypoint you drop — flush and slip, kill and catch, fed up — lands on the map with its own timestamp, inside a hunt that records the weather and the weight at both ends. Two and a half hours at Alfalfa Field Edge, two rabbits, and sixty-five grams back on the bird.
Sponsors and apprentices
An apprentice's weights, feedings and milestones, visible to their sponsor as they happen. Seven months in, fourteen messages and six milestones signed off — a shared record instead of a phone call neither of you got round to.
And the rest of the day
Set the hour you intend to fly; it works out the grams to make up, or tells you she is already at weight. Weigh her after she eats and it logs what actually went in.
Separate profiles, separate targets, separate histories. Archive a bird when the season ends and its whole record stays with you.
Offline is the primary mode, not a degraded fallback. Everything works in the field and syncs when you are back in range.
Manning, creance, recall, lure, conditioning, hunting, enrichment and whatever else the day turned into.
Conditions at the start and end of every session and every hunt, recorded without you typing anything.
Shared dashboards, licence and document tracking, and per-bird checklists for teams flying more than one falconer's birds.
New in 1.2
Drop a pin where you saw a raptor. It stays private to your account until you make it public — then other Falconry Map members see that same pin, exactly where you put it. And when a bird turns up in jesses or telemetry, a public pin is how its falconer finds her.
Pricing
Two birds and the full weight engine cost nothing, for as long as you want them. Everything above that is one tap in the app.
$0
Free forever. No card.
The whole weight-tracking engine, for one or two birds. It does not expire.
$9.99/month
or $99.99/year — save 17%
The full app. For the falconer with a mews to fill and a season to record.
$19.99/month
or $199.99/year — save 17%
A crew that shares birds and needs to know who logged what.
$49.99/month
or $449.99/year — save 25%
For an operation that has outgrown five seats.
Prices in USD and billed through your Apple Account. Monthly plans start with a one-week free trial; subscriptions renew until cancelled, and you can cancel any time in App Store settings. Switching tiers takes effect immediately — Apple handles the difference.
Free to read
Researched from primary sources — federal and state regulation, the published literature, and the practice of working falconers — and corrected when they change.
Why this exists
FalconryLab was not created by a tech company looking for a niche market. It was built by practicing falconers who were frustrated with the tools available for managing their own birds. Our founder has spent years in the field with Red-tailed Hawks and volunteering with raptor rehabilitation facilities in Nevada and Michigan, and every feature in the app was born from a real need encountered during actual falconry practice.
This means FalconryLab understands the details that generic apps miss. Our feeding calculators work from the burn rate measured on your own bird rather than a species average, and they show the hours, the grams per hour and the projected loss behind every recommendation. Our weight tracking does not just record numbers but calculates trends and predictions that help you make better decisions about your bird's condition. Our training session types reflect the actual progression that falconers follow, from manning through hunting, not generic activity categories that require constant customization.
Every practicing falconer knows the daily ritual: weigh the bird, record the number in a notebook or spreadsheet, calculate yesterday's weight change, decide how much to feed, log the feeding amount, then do it all again tomorrow. For thousands of falconers across the United States, this critical weight management data lives in paper notebooks that can be lost, spreadsheets that do not travel to the field, or memory that fades between sessions. Training notes are scattered across phone memos, hunting logs exist only as social media posts, and there is no single place where a falconer can see the complete picture of their bird's condition and progress.
FalconryLab exists because falconers deserve better. We built the app that we wanted for our own birds, a single platform that handles weight tracking with predictive analytics, feeding calculations based on real data, training session documentation with automatic weather capture, and a hunt journal that turns every outing into a detailed record. Everything works offline because falconry happens in places where cell signals do not reach, and everything syncs seamlessly when you are back in range.
The difference between managing your bird with scattered tools and managing with purpose-built software compounds over time. After a full season with FalconryLab, you will have a complete data history that reveals patterns in your bird's weight response, training progress, and hunting success that would be invisible without consistent digital tracking.
Free to start, offline everywhere, and yours to export whenever you want it. It's on the App Store now.
