Falconer Train Station is an offline condition desk for raptor handlers who live by morning grams, crop timing, and signed decisions. No signal required. No guessing allowed.
Built around the real rhythm of falconry: a project per bird, a morning weigh-in, a locked decision before the glove goes up.
Keep every hawk or falcon's history separate — mass, crop, temperature, and notes all filed under its own record.
Record grams alongside recorder, scale, crop state, and ambient temperature — the full context behind every number.
Draft hunting, training, and molt bands, then lock them with a named sign-off so the floor you fly against is defensible later.
Project the next 24 hours from your own baselines — feed composition, exertion from perch rest to stoop series, and cold air.
Know before you swing a lure. Pair the estimator with the metabolic canvas for a cleaner read on flying readiness.
Track primary and secondary quills through drop, blood, and full growth — one map, one season, no lost sequence.
When another handler takes the glove: revisions, ration changes, flight signatures, and band locks in one trail.
Flags on crop intervals, cold-front burn risk, and blood-feather caution — informative, never a veterinary order.
Set your bird's hunting band and enter today's morning mass. The desk plots it against a simulated seven-day trend so you can see, at a glance, whether the bird is ready for the glove.
Falconer Train Station is built by handlers, for handlers — a small crew of falconers and field engineers who got tired of guessing flying weight from memory and a damp notebook. We fly birds, we weigh them at first light, and we built the desk we wished we'd had in the mews.
Our mission is simple: keep hunting weight honest, whether you're standing in the mews before dawn or miles from a signal on open ground. No cloud dependency, no synced accounts, no guesswork — just your bird's own numbers, recorded the moment you take them.
The app gives you a project per bird, morning mass logging with recorder, scale, crop state, and ambient temperature, hunting/training/molt bands locked with a named sign-off, a metabolic canvas projecting the next 24 hours, a crop-emptying estimator, a molt map for every quill, and a full condition ledger you can export the day the glove changes hands.
Because a defensible floor beats a remembered guess, every time. Falconer Train Station — the field desk that keeps your numbers honest.
Falconer Train Station was built as an offline field instrument first, an app second. This policy explains, plainly, what that means for your data: we do not collect it, we do not store it on any server, and we do not transmit it anywhere. Every project, every morning mass entry, every band lock, and every molt record lives only on the device you enter it on.
We collect nothing. Falconer Train Station has no account system, no sign-up flow, and no background telemetry. Bird names, mass readings, crop states, ambient temperatures, band decisions, and molt map entries are typed by you and stay with you — none of it is sent to us because there is no server for it to reach.
Because nothing leaves your device, there is nothing for us to use, analyze, aggregate, or sell. We do not build usage profiles, we do not run analytics on your condition ledger, and we have no marketing lists to add you to.
All projects, weight histories, molt maps, and exported condition ledgers are stored locally in the app's own storage on your device. There is no cloud sync, no remote backup, and no company-held database — if you export a ledger file, that file goes wherever you choose to save it, under your control alone.
Falconer Train Station does not embed analytics kits, advertising networks, or third-party trackers of any kind. The app does not phone home to check for updates, report crashes, or benchmark usage. Nothing about your flying weight, your crop timing, or your quill records is shared with anyone we work with, because it is never shared with us.
Since your condition ledger never crosses a network, it is not exposed to server breaches, transit interception, or third-party misconfiguration. Its security is the same as your device's own security — we recommend keeping your device passcode or biometric lock enabled, particularly if you export ledger files to share with another handler.
Falconer Train Station does not knowingly collect personal information from anyone, child or adult, because it does not collect personal information at all. The app is not directed at children, and since no data of any kind is gathered, there is no data to inadvertently obtain from a younger user in the first place.
There are no accounts to manage and no servers holding a copy of your work, so control sits entirely with you. Deleting a project removes it from the app immediately; uninstalling Falconer Train Station removes every stored bird, band, and molt record along with it. If you have exported a condition ledger file, you decide where it lives and when it is deleted.
If this policy is ever updated — for instance, to describe a new local feature — the revised version will be published within the app with a new effective date at the top. Because we do not collect contact details, we cannot notify you individually, so we encourage handlers to check this page occasionally.
Questions about this policy or how Falconer Train Station handles data can be sent to privacy@falconertrainstationapp.com. We're happy to walk through the specifics with any handler who asks.
🪶 Questions about condition ledgers, band locks, the molt map, or just falconry in general? We'd love to hear from you — write in anytime, we read every message ourselves.
Questions about the app, feedback, or just saying hello.
hello@falconertrainstationapp.comTrouble with the metabolic canvas, exports, or the molt map.
helpdesk@falconertrainstationapp.comFalconry clubs, mentorship programs, and collaboration.
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