Keep your wildlife exemption. Skip the shoebox.
Log your wildlife practices from the pasture, snap your feed and fencing receipts, and print your county annual report in one tap. Built in Texas for Texas landowners with a wildlife tax valuation.
Launching before the 2027 reporting season. Early-access landowners get their first year at the founding price.
Why it matters
Your wildlife valuation saves you real money. Losing it costs more.
Features
Everything for your annual report, in your pocket
No binders, no spreadsheets, no digging through the truck console in April.
All 7 practices
Habitat control, erosion control, predator control, supplemental water, food and shelter, and census counts, each with its own simple log.
Receipts that read themselves
Snap a photo at the feed store counter. Habitat Ledger reads the store, date and total, and files it under the right practice.
Photo proof, dated and mapped
Every photo is stamped with the date and where on the property it was taken, ready if the county ever inspects.
Annual report in one tap
Your activities fill in the state's wildlife annual report (PWD-888) for you. Print it, sign it, turn it in.
Year-end tax summary
Every expense totaled by category and property, with all your receipts in one file for your accountant.
Works in the pasture
No signal by the back tank? Log it anyway. Everything saves on your phone and uploads when you're back in range.
How it works
Three steps, done before the deadline sneaks up
Add your property
Enter your county, acreage and the practices in your wildlife plan. It takes about five minutes.
Log as you go
Fill a feeder, fix a trough, run a spotlight count: tap, snap a photo, done. Snap receipts the same way.
Print your report
When the county asks, your annual report is already filled in. At year end, send your accountant the tax summary.
Year-end tax summary
One tap in January. Your accountant will thank you.
- Spending by category: feed, fuel, fencing, water, equipment, contractors
- Totals by property and by wildlife practice
- A spreadsheet of every expense, plus every receipt in one file
- Email it or share a link straight from the app
Habitat Ledger organizes your records. Your tax professional decides what is deductible.
2026 Year-End Summary
| Feed and seed | $1,240.00 |
| Water troughs and repairs | $312.75 |
| Brush clearing (contractor) | $650.00 |
| Trail cameras and supplies | $184.98 |
| Fuel | $96.40 |
| Total, 27 receipts | $2,484.13 |
Pricing
Less than one consultant visit
Every plan starts with a 30-day free trial. Cancel anytime.
Landowner
$129/year
or $12.99 a month
- One property
- All 7 practices, unlimited logs and photos
- Receipt scanning and expense totals
- Annual report (PWD-888)
- Year-end tax summary
Landowner Plus
$199/year
Up to 3 properties
- Everything in Landowner
- Up to 3 properties or a wildlife co-op
- Share records with your consultant or tax preparer
Consultant
From $49/month
For wildlife consultants
- Manage all your clients in one dashboard
- Bulk annual reports
- Invite clients with a link
Consultants commonly charge $300 to $450 a year just to prepare the annual report. Habitat Ledger keeps you organized all year for less than half of that.
Questions
Frequently asked
What is a Texas wildlife exemption?
It's the common name for the 1-d-1 open-space valuation based on wildlife management. Land that qualified for an agricultural valuation can switch to managing for native wildlife and keep the lower property tax value, as long as you follow a wildlife management plan.
Do I need an approved wildlife plan to use it?
Habitat Ledger is built for landowners with a wildlife plan on file with their appraisal district. If you're switching from ag now, you can start logging right away so your records are ready for your first report.
Does it file the report for me?
It fills in the state's annual report form (PWD-888) from your logs. You review it, sign it and turn it in to your county appraisal district, the same way you do now.
Does it work without cell service?
Yes. Log activities and take photos anywhere on the property. Everything uploads once you're back in range.
Can my wildlife consultant or accountant see my records?
Yes, if you choose. Share a read-only link with your consultant, or send your accountant the year-end summary in one tap.
Is this tax advice?
No. Habitat Ledger organizes your records and receipts. Your tax professional and your appraisal district have the final say.
Early access
Be first in line for the 2027 season
Leave your name and we'll let you know the day Habitat Ledger opens. Early-access landowners lock in the founding price for their first year.