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ROBERT STEGMAIER · Utilities · View on the App Store

About this app

The developer's US App Store description, in full.

Pigeon Manager helps you organise your pedigree pigeon breeding in one place. Record your birds, plan broods and keep track of development, health and show results. • Manage breeding pairs, ring numbers and nest boxes • Select pigeon breeds and colour varieties • Document broods and young pigeons • Highlight promising birds and organise them in the printable Top birds list • Record the sex of young pigeons and keep track of your current flock • Keep pedigrees, health records and notes • Use the genetics calculator and financial overview • Record show results and print important overviews • Optionally sync your data with iCloud SUBSCRIPTIONS AND PREVIOUS PURCHASES The app is free to download. New users need Pigeon Manager Full Access to add or edit data. Both subscription options include the same features. Prices and available introductory offers are shown before purchase and may vary by country or region. Eligible new subscribers can try Full Access free for 14 days. After the trial, the selected paid subscription begins unless cancelled in time. The subscription renews automatically and can be managed or cancelled in Apple Account settings. After a subscription ends, existing data remains viewable and can be exported as a JSON file. Adding new records or editing data requires active Full Access again. Customers who purchased Pigeon Manager before the subscription transition retain their previously purchased features without a subscription. The previous purchase can be restored in the app. Privacy policy: https://robertstegmaier-dot.github.io/privacy-policy/ Terms of use (Apple Standard EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

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