Smarter Hatching: Why App Updates Matter for Incubator Success
App updates are more than just new features — they’re essential tools to help you manage your incubation process with confidence and ease. Whether you’re a seasoned breeder or hatching for the first time, timely updates ensure your incubator stays in sync with best practices, provides critical alerts, and offers support exactly when you need it. With each update, we’re keeping you informed, making incubation simpler, more user-friendly and more successful.
Updates coming through in June:
We’re introducing a new system to keep you informed during power or internet disruptions affecting your incubator.
If your incubator loses connection for more than 20 minutes, you’ll get an alert with guidance on what to check. You’ll also be notified when power or internet is restored, helping you understand what happened and how long the system was offline.
To help you stay on track during the incubation process, we’ve added automatic countdown reminders.
You’ll receive timely prompts to candle eggs, prepare for hatching, and clean your incubator post-hatch. These notifications are sent at key milestones — so you never miss an important step and can ensure the best possible hatch results.
These updates ensure you’re always aware of your incubator’s status—no guesswork, just clear, timely information. It’s a simple way to stay organized and supported throughout your incubation journey.
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