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Manage your beetle and stag beetle breeding with this comprehensive app. Track individual insects, their lineage, growth, and feeding schedules. Share your progress and discover other breeders' insights.
What's New in KKログ
1.20.0
June 2, 2026
いつもKKログをご利用いただき、ありがとうございます。 今回のアップデート内容: - 育てた個体を出品して、ほかのブリーダーへつなげられる「出品機能」を追加しました - 出品中などの出品設定で個体を絞り込めるようになりました - 不適切なユーザーやコンテンツを通報できるようになりました - 利用規約・プライバシーポリシーを更新しました - その他細かな不具合修正や改善を行いました 引き続き、大切な個体たちの成長を記録するパートナーとしてKKログをよろしくお願いいたします。
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What does the KKLOG app do?
KKLOG is a dedicated breeding management app for stag beetle and kuwagata enthusiasts. It allows users to register and manage individual insects, track their growth and lineage, set feeding reminders, and even share their breeding progress with a community of other breeders.
What are the key features of KKLOG?
Key features include easy individual insect registration with detailed management, speed search capabilities, grouping by breeding environment, feeding alerts, comprehensive lineage tracking with breeding history, and the ability to share and view other breeders' insect data and locations.
Is KKLOG free to use?
The app is available for free download and use, but it offers in-app purchases. This suggests that while core functionalities are accessible, some advanced features or content might require a purchase.
What kind of information can I record in KKLOG?
You can record detailed individual insect information such as management number, species, origin, parentage, sex, length, lineage, and descriptions with images. Log entries can include date, record type (e.g., feeding, hatching, molting, death), weight, food, and notes.
How does KKLOG help with breeding strategies?
The app facilitates lineage management and breeding strategy by allowing easy input of family trees, breeding history, and notes. Users can also search and view the growth trends and emergence records of other breeders' insects, providing valuable insights to inform their own breeding plans.








