A multi-layer cross-section shows bedding, moisture tint, and casting progress for the active bin.
Chicks Watch Road helps you track home vermicompost containers: a live cutaway of the selected bin, quick logs for feeds and moisture, and a simple harvest-readiness estimate from the activity you record.
Three areas — Bin, Library, Activity — plus light and dark Material 3 themes. Bins and history stay on the device via SharedPreferences.
A multi-layer cross-section shows bedding, moisture tint, and casting progress for the active bin.
Log a feed, record a moisture squeeze test, or mark a harvest when the cycle is ready.
Your containers and activity journal persist on the device. No account is required for the core flow.
The Bin screen shows the selected container’s name, size in liters, and whether you are on a live demo bin or a saved active bin. Harvest readiness appears as not yet, getting close, or ready.
Pick Too dry, Good, or Too wet. Each choice logs a moisture check, updates the cutaway, and shows a short tip for that level.
Log Feed updates the layer and history. Castings progress is estimated from cycle age and feed pace versus bin size. When status is Ready, Log Harvest starts a new cycle.
If feeds in the last seven days exceed a size-based allowance, an Overfeeding Risk chip appears so you can slow down.
Bin Library lists saved containers with size, moisture, and readiness. Search by name, open a bin to make it active, edit details, or delete a bin and its activity after confirmation. Add Bin sets name, size in liters, and start date.
Toggle light or dark from the toolbar. Colors follow a leaf-green primary with warm clay accents on cream or forest surfaces.
Harvest readiness and casting fraction are simple estimates from logged feeds, bin size, and time since cycle start or last harvest — guidance for home keepers, not lab measurements.
Questions or trouble with Chicks Watch Road? Email adel0566677016@gmail.com. Developer: Svitla komora fintech. Include your device model and what you were doing when something looked wrong.
Tracking home vermicompost bins: logging feeds and moisture, viewing a cutaway, and seeing a simple harvest-readiness estimate.
Bins and activity entries are saved on your device with SharedPreferences. The core tracking flow does not require an account.
With no saved bins yet, you can explore a Demo Bin. Logging a feed, moisture check, or harvest promotes it into a saved bin.
The app estimates casting progress from time in the current cycle and how often you log feeds relative to bin size. Status moves through not yet, getting close, and ready.
When feeds logged in the last seven days exceed an allowance based on bin volume, the Bin screen shows an Overfeeding Risk chip.
Yes. Library lets you add, edit, search, select, and delete multiple bins. Each keeps its own activity history.
Yes. Use the theme toggle in the toolbar to switch between light and dark Material 3 themes.