06/26/2026
I built a rabbitry app, and the first thing I fixed was the part everybody hates.
You're in the barn. The litter's three weeks old, you've got a kit in one hand and your phone in the other — and the app just… spins. No signal. Metal roof, back of the property, dead zone. So you thumb the number into your Notes app, or scribble it on the feed bag, or tell yourself you'll remember it later.
(You won't. I never did.)
That's the part of rabbitry software that never sat right with me. Your records should work where your rabbits actually are — not where the Wi-Fi is.
So OmniBurrow is built barn-first. Airplane mode, dead zone, a county fair building with 200 people on one tower — doesn't matter. You log the weight, the health check, the litter, the sale. It saves on your phone right there. When you walk back up to the house and your signal comes back, it syncs on its own. No spinner. No "are you still connected?" No lost number.
We're closing in on release and I'm genuinely curious:
What's your system right now when the signal's gone? The Notes app? Scribbled on a feed bag? A whiteboard in the barn? Pure memory and hope? Comment below — the duct-tape versions are half the reason I started building this. 🐰
Austin, OmniBurrow
