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Flockline Scan my chicken
★★★★★ 4.9 from backyard keepers

The avian vet in your pocket.

Scan your hen. Get answers in seconds.

Point your phone at any hen. Flockline's health scan checks her comb, eyes, feathers, droppings and posture from a single photo, spots what's off, and hands you a care plan you can start today. Catch problems early and keep your girls healthy for years.

10 scans for $1.99 No subscription
The Flockline scan screen, pointed at a hen
One photo. Full health check.
Results in seconds
Rosie's scan
Example result
Watching
What we found
Comb paler than usual, feathers fluffed up.
Do today
Keep her warm and quiet. Offer water and watch if she eats.
Re-scan tomorrow. Flockline tracks the change for you.
Vet-reviewed care
Built with practising avian vets
Answers in seconds
No waiting room, no guesswork
Catches problems early
Spot changes before they turn serious
Every hen remembered
A health history for the whole flock
easier than catching her

How the scan works

A full health check from your phone, in four steps, right there in the coop.

Scan screen with framing guide
1

Snap a photo

Point your camera at her comb, eyes, feathers, feet or droppings. On-screen guides line up the perfect shot.

What we noticed
Comb paler than usual
Feathers fluffed up
Eyes look bright and clear
2

See what the scan found

In seconds: every sign Flockline picked up, what it means, and what looks perfectly healthy too.

Chat asking about eating and laying
3

Get your care plan

Step-by-step care you can start right away, and Hennie on hand for any follow-up question, day or night.

Today screen showing Daisy needs a re-check
4

Track her recovery

Re-scan to see her improve. Every scan is saved to her profile, so you'll spot the next change early.

no more 2am panic

A full health check in every scan

Every scan gives you the same clear, four-part report, so you always know exactly where she stands.

1
What we found
Every sign the scan picked up, in plain English.
2
What to check
Simple hands-on checks, like her crop or droppings.
3
What to do today
A short checklist you can tick off in the coop.
4
If it's serious
You'll know straight away, with a ready-made summary if she needs hands-on care.
Rosie, a Rhode Island Red hen
Rosie
Rhode Island Red · Example scan
Watching
1 · What we found
Her comb looks paler than usual and she's fluffed up.
2 · Check next
Feel her crop tonight. Look at today's droppings.
3 · Do today
Move her somewhere warm and quiet
Offer water and watch if she eats
Re-scan tomorrow morning
4 · If it's serious
Get hands-on care if she stops drinking or breathes with her beak open.
same 4 parts, every time

Something look off?

These are the things keepers scan most. One bird per photo works best.

Scan my chicken
Stop piecing it together from
Google Reddit Facebook groups YouTube

Get one clear answer in seconds, from the vet in your pocket.

More than a scan

Regular scans build a health history for every hen, so small changes get caught early, long before they turn serious.

Ask Hennie anything, any hour

Feed, behaviour, eggs or a funny noise at midnight. Hennie answers in plain English.

Ask Hennie screen

A profile for every hen

Her scans, notes and history together, so each answer builds on the last.

Flock list with a status for each hen

Know who needs you today

The hen that needs a re-check comes first. Everyone else can wait.

Today screen
the people behind the advice

Real vets behind every answer

Practising avian vets shaped the care guidance behind every scan, so you get vet-level answers at home, without the drive or the bill.

Evidence reviewed Poultry best practice Transparent sources
Dr. Jeffrey Davis
Dr. Jeffrey Davis, DVM
Avian surgery
Dr. Sarah Wilson
Dr. Sarah Wilson, DVM
Poultry medicine
Dr. Lindsay Miller
Dr. Lindsay Miller, DVM
Clinical avian medicine
Dr. Elena Foster
Dr. Elena Foster, DVM, PhD
Avian pathology
Sources we cite
UC Davis Cornell University Penn State USDA Merck Veterinary Manual Diseases of Poultry

References, not endorsements.

Loved in coops across the US

★★★★★
"When Daisy's comb went pale overnight, I panicked. Flockline told me to isolate her before it spread to my other seven birds. She made a full recovery."
Sarah K.Oregon · 8 hens
★★★★★
"No more spending two hours sorting through contradictory Facebook opinions. I snap a photo and know what to do next."
Mike R.Tennessee · 14 hens
★★★★★
"My local farm vet was genuinely impressed by the organised timeline of symptoms I showed him on my phone."
Amanda M.North Carolina · 6 hens
★★★★★
Honestly wish I’d found this sooner
"One of my hens was acting really strange and I had no idea what was going on. Took a photo and Flockline helped me figure out what to look for and what to do next. Saved me hours of googling and stressing over nothing. Really handy little app!!"
Sarah MitchellBackyard keeper
★★★★★
Every chicken owner needs this
"I’ve had chickens for about 6 years now and still find myself googling random things almost every week lol. This has made things SO much easier. Especially love being able to just take a picture instead of trying to explain whats wrong."
Jennifer CollinsBackyard keeper
★★★★★
Pretty impressed so far
"Was a bit skeptical at first but gave the scanner a go when one of our girls had some weird looking droppings. The advice was actually really helpful and explained what signs to watch out for. For the price its a no brainer."
Mike ThompsonBackyard keeper
★★★★★
Finally something better than Facebook groups
"I used to post in chicken groups whenever something looked off and then wait hours for 20 different opinions 😂 This is so much easier. Just upload a photo and get some actual guidance. Wish this existed when we first got our flock."
Amanda BrooksBackyard keeper
★★★★★
Gives me a bit more peace of mind
"We only have 4 backyard hens and I’m definitely still learning. Had a scare with one of them last week and this helped me understand what might be happening and when I should actually call a vet. Really reassuring to have something like this available."
Rachel PetersonBackyard keeper
★★★★★
Surprisingly useful app
"Downloaded it mainly to try the chicken scanner but I’ve actually been using it for loads of other stuff too. Feeding questions, keeping track of the girls, random health concerns etc. It’s nice having everything in one place rather than searching through a million websites."
David WilsonBackyard keeper
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Good questions

Anything else? Ask Hennie inside the app.

How does the health scan work?

Take a photo of your hen and Flockline checks her comb, eyes, feathers, droppings and posture for signs of trouble. You get what it found, how urgent it looks, and a care plan to start straight away.

What can I scan?

Combs and wattles, eyes, droppings, feet and legs, feathers and posture. One bird per photo, in good light, works best.

Does the $1.99 start a subscription?

No. It's a one-off purchase of 10 scans. Nothing renews.

Does Flockline remember my hens?

Yes. Each hen gets a profile with her scans, notes and history, so follow-up advice builds on what came before.

Can it replace trips to the vet?

For everyday worries and early warning signs, you get your answer on the spot, and regular scans help you catch problems before they need a vet. For emergencies, like a hen that can't stand or breathe, always get hands-on care, and Flockline gives you a summary to take with you.

Can I cancel a membership?

Yes, any time from your account. You keep access until the end of the period you paid for.

Keep your girls healthy for years.

Scan today, catch problems early, and give every hen the care she deserves.

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