Features
Everything a working farm actually records
Fourteen modules that follow the real day: the team logs the work, the platform turns it into production, cost and profit.
On the ground
What your team touches every day, built for a phone in a poultry house.
Daily care
Fed, watered, let out, brought in, eggs collected, deaths recorded — a guided flow that takes under a minute and works offline.
Animals & groups
Flocks, herds and individually tagged animals with breed, age in weeks, house, pen and current status.
Health & biosecurity
Treatments, vaccinations with due dates, mortality causes and visitor logs kept against each group.
Tasks & calendar
Assign jobs with due times and repeats. Overdue work surfaces on the owner's dashboard automatically.
Shift handover
A written handover at the end of every shift so nothing is lost between the morning and evening team.
People and payroll
Labour is usually the second-biggest cost after feed. Track it properly.
Employees
Staff records, wage type and rate, attendance, check-in and role-based access to only what they need.
Payroll
Pay periods computed from attendance with advances, deductions and performance bonuses, then marked paid.
Contacts, buyers & suppliers
One record per buyer, vendor, vet or transporter, with their full purchase and payment history attached.
Money and stock
The numbers that decide whether the farm made money this month.
Sales & expenses
Every sale and cost categorised, with budgets per category and margin per product line.
Sales pipeline
Move buyers through stages from enquiry to repeat contract so demand never depends on one person's memory.
Inventory
Feed, drugs, packaging and equipment with reorder levels, barcode scanning and feed run-out forecasts.
Procurement
Purchase requests and orders against suppliers, so buying is planned rather than panicked.
Insight
Where the data turns into a decision.
Scheduled reports
Daily, weekly, monthly — or several times a day — saved as snapshots you can export to CSV.
AI farm advisor
Ask about your own numbers in plain language: why margin slipped, when to cull, what feed intake should be.
Pick the modules you need. Grow into the rest.
Most farms start with daily care and money, then add payroll, stock and reports.