KeeprThe audit

The audit

Your numbers against the sheet's numbers.

Tell us what you actually have. Keepr compares it to what your species' own care sheet states, and tells you what is right, what is off, and what is missing. When the sheet states nothing, the audit says so rather than inventing a target.

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Which animal

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What you have

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What the sheet says about it

What this audit is, and what it will not do

Pick your species, type in the numbers you actually run, and Keepr lines them up against what that species' own care sheet states: warm side, cool side, night floor, humidity, UVB. You get three answers per line. Inside what the sheet states, outside it, or missing from your setup. Every judgement quotes the exact line it judged you on, so you can disagree with the sheet rather than with us.

When a sheet states nothing for a parameter, the audit says so instead of inventing a target. That is the whole point: 382 of our 395 species have something numeric to judge, and the thirteen that do not are told to you plainly. An audit that filled those gaps with plausible numbers would be worse than no audit, because you would act on them.

It is not veterinary advice and it never will be. It compares numbers to a published sheet, which is husbandry, not medicine. Anything about an animal that is unwell goes to a qualified exotic vet, and the globe can show you the ones that state they see reptiles, amphibians and invertebrates.