Cattle Records: Log & Tracker

Herd records that work where the cattle are: in the pen, out of signal, with gloves on. Cattle and herd records keeps a permanent record of every animal you run. Calvings, treatments, weights, breeding and movements are all stored on your phone, so the app works with no bars and no signal. There is no account to create and no subscription. WORK THE CHUTE WITHOUT TYPING Set up a protocol once, with the products, doses and routes you give at spring works, then run the whole group through it. Enter a tag, tap once, and the treatment is recorded with its lot number, dose, route and withdrawal. Next animal. NEVER SHIP AN ANIMAL INSIDE A WITHDRAWAL Every treatment sets its own withdrawal clock. The app tracks the longest unexpired hold on each animal and shows the exact date she is clear to ship. Check a whole pen before you load. EVERY HEAD, AT A GLANCE See the herd by class, group or location. Tag colour, breed, age, calves raised, average weaning weight and breeding status, one line each. Search by tag or by EID. HER WHOLE LIFE ON ONE SCREEN Open an animal and see everything: dam and sire, every calf, dated photos, every treatment with its lot number, weights, pregnancy checks and pasture moves, in order. Swipe to the next cow. KNOW WHICH COWS PAY THEIR WAY Pounds weaned per cow exposed, calving interval, calving window and conception rate, calculated per calf crop rather than per calendar year, so a fall-calving herd is measured correctly. The cull list ranks the cows that cost you money. THE PAPERWORK, ALREADY DONE Product, lot, dose, route, date and withdrawal on every treatment are the backbone of a BQA record. Export any of it to CSV for a spreadsheet, a buyer or an auditor. BUILT TO KEEP YOUR DATA - Works fully offline. Your herd records stay on your phone. - No account, no sign-in, no subscription. - Back up the whole herd to one file and restore it on a new phone. - Import an existing herd from CSV. - Pounds or kilograms, English or Spanish, and a larger text size. Made for cow-calf producers, stockers and small feedyards.