Tarantuverse

About Tarantuverse

Tarantuverse is a husbandry tracker built for invertebrate keepers — a calm, organized home for your whole collection and the care that goes into it.

Whether you keep a single sling or a room full of enclosures, Tarantuverse helps you remember what matters: when each animal last ate, when it molted, when the substrate was changed, and how it's growing over time.

KEEP YOUR WHOLE COLLECTION
Track many invertebrates in one place — tarantulas, scorpions, centipedes, whip spiders, vinegaroons, true spiders, millipedes, mantises, roaches, and more. Every animal gets its own profile with photos, husbandry details, and a full history.

LOG THE CARE THAT COUNTS
- Feeding logs — what you offered, accepted or refused
- Molt logs — with optional measurements to track growth
- Substrate changes and enclosure notes
- Feeding reminders so nobody gets forgotten

UNDERSTAND YOUR ANIMALS
- Premolt predictions from feeding patterns and molt history
- Growth charts built from your molt measurements
- Feeding stats and collection insights

SPECIES CARE SHEETS
Browse care information for hundreds of species across every supported group — temperament, temperature and humidity ranges, enclosure guidance, feeding, and safety notes. Link an animal to its species to compare your setup against the guide.

PHOTOS & QR LABELS
Build a photo timeline for each animal. Generate printable QR enclosure labels and upload photos straight from your phone by scanning the label.

A COMMUNITY OF KEEPERS
Share a public profile, follow other keepers, join the forums, and message fellow hobbyists. Keep your collection private or public — your call.

YOUR DATA, YOUR CALL
Export your full collection anytime and delete your account whenever you like. We keep care and species information honest — if we don't know something, we leave it blank rather than guess.

Tarantuverse is free to use. Premium unlocks an unlimited collection and advanced analytics for serious keepers and breeders.

We're a small, growing project built by a keeper who wanted a better way to care for these incredible animals — adding species and features all the time. We'd love to have you along.

Happy keeping.