A farmer tending to a large flock of sheep at sunset on a farm with mountains in the background.

For Livestock

Streamline livestock management.
Record animal numbers and location on your farm map.
Take control of your grazing with smart tools to monitor herd moves and pasture rest days.

“It’s great for emerging farmers and smallholders who cannot afford expensive tech. This is the app I have been looking for!”

Wayne Adams, Smallholder Farmer, South Africa

A person holding a smartphone with a note-taking app open, displaying information about lambs, while standing outdoors with a grassy field and sheep in the background.

Set up livestock groups and monitor their location

Set up herds with animal type and count, record where your animals are and see them on the map. Can be used for many different animals including sheep, cattle and horses.

Screenshot of a livestock management app showing counts of sheep, ewes, and rams, with options to move or add livestock.

Record herd moves in a few taps

Map showing rural properties, including 12 Acre Bungalow, Long Reach, Little Body, House Waterhouse, and Big B. The map highlights a specific area around the 12 Acre Bungalow.

Keeping your farm up to date is a breeze, move livestock by selecting their new location on the map, each herd has a history so you can look back and see who was grazed when.

Take control of your grazing

Mobile app interface showing a history of livestock management activities for a 12-acre bungalow property, including adding and removing ewes, with dates and timestamps.

Automatically calculates field rest days to help estimate grazing availability, see a history of when fields were previously grazed and how long, easily check current grazing to see which herds need to be moved.

Record information important to you

Close-up of a person's hand holding a smartphone outdoors, displaying a note about worms lambs with details like creation date and farm year, with a grassy field background.

Use notes to record everything that happens on the farm, from livestock treatments to broken fences, track work done to improve pasture productivity such as fertilizer applications with field jobs, record hay and silage yields.

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