Herd register
Every animal by tag, with breed, sex, weight, date of birth, parentage and photos. Sold animals and mortalities keep their own view.
Livestock records · Kenya
Scan an ear tag and her whole history opens — milk, vaccinations, weight, and the day she is due to calve.
Works on Android, iPhone and any browser. Manual entry never goes away.
What it does
Every field that takes an animal takes it from the reader. Nothing here needs a signal to be understood, and nothing here needs a laptop.
Every animal by tag, with breed, sex, weight, date of birth, parentage and photos. Sold animals and mortalities keep their own view.
The scanner stays open through a vaccination run. Forty animals join the same session and file themselves — no writing between pens.
One mating carried through confirmation to delivery or loss, with the due date worked out from her species. The sire can be a neighbour's bull.
Yield in litres, weight in kilos, every vaccination dated. Logged against the animal, not against a page number that fades in the rain.
A livestock assistant that answers in plain language — feed schedules, health checks, breeding questions — with the thread kept.
Managers request access and wait for approval. Scoping is enforced at the database, not in the screens — one farm can never read another's herd.
The hardware
The reader is carried down the line of animals while the phone stays in a pocket. It talks over Bluetooth LE, because a cable does not survive a cattle crush.
What it adds up to
Log a milking in four seconds and by the end of a season you hold something a bank, an insurer or a buyer will accept — a production history with a date against every litre.
12.4 L this morning
Hover a bar for the exact litres and date.
148 animals on record
Species are named on every row, so the chart still reads in greyscale or with any colour vision.
Who it's for
The herd that pays the school fees and lives in an exercise book. The register, the dashboard and the milk log are built at this size first.
Record milk and treatment on the owner's behalf. Request access, wait for approval, and never see another farm's herd.
One vaccination run, one session, forty animals. Every record lands on the farmer's phone before you have left the yard.
Register an animal, scan her tag, log a milking. If it does not beat the notebook in a week, nothing is lost.