✦New — an AI assistant that knows your herd
Dairy herd management software
Run the whole dairy from one place.
Herd, milk, breeding, health, feed and money — recorded once, in the barn, and turned into decisions. An AI assistant that answers from your own records, eleven languages, any device, and it keeps working when the barn has no signal.
The records exist — in three notebooks, two spreadsheets and someone's memory.
- Decisions arrive late — Which cows to breed, dry off or cull is pieced together from scattered notes, days after the moment the answer was needed.
- Compliance rests on memory — Withdrawal periods tracked in someone's head mean one lapse can cost a whole milk shipment — or the buyer.
- Nobody can see the money — Feed cost, milk price and vet bills sit in different places, so margin per cow is an opinion rather than a number.
One platform, organised around the day's actual jobs. Everyone opens the screen that answers their own question. No training course required.
Every morning starts with one screen.
Breeding decisions, dry-offs, milk under withdrawal, vaccinations and open tasks — gathered from every part of the record and ranked by what matters today. Nothing to search for.
How the farm is performing, not just what happened.
Milk against the previous month, what a litre costs, share of the herd in calf, where the herd sits in its lactation. Every figure links to the page it came from, and a farm in its first week sees an honest dash instead of a confident zero.
One page holds the animal's whole life.
Lactations, services and calvings, treatments and withdrawals, weights and growth, pen moves, photos and her offspring — in the order they happened. This is the page a vet asks for.
Milk by cow, by pen, by day — and the curve behind it.
Individual and herd yield, peak and days in milk, persistency, 305-day totals, and bulk-tank quality with cell counts. Recorded once at the parlour, or imported straight from the meter.
The number that decides the year.
Conception rate, services per conception, days open, calving interval and age at first calving — with every cow's current status behind them. Services still awaiting a check are excluded rather than counted as failures.
The withdrawal clock nobody has to remember.
Every treatment carries its medicine, dose, who gave it and the date her milk and meat are clear again. Cows under withdrawal appear on Today until the clock runs out, so tainted milk never reaches the tank by accident.
What a litre actually cost to produce.
Built from your own feed invoices and your own recorded milk — not from an assumption or another country's average. Feed cost per litre, margin, feed efficiency, and what a heifer costs to rear to her first calving.
An assistant that knows your herd.
It reads the same records you do — every service, test day, treatment and invoice — and turns them into things worth checking today. Ask in plain language, in any of the eleven languages, and it answers about your farm and nothing else.
Early mastitis risk
A rising cell count is flagged per cow before the case turns clinical — so the answer is a CMT, not a guess.
Likely heat windows
Cycle timing since the last service points to the cows worth watching over the next day or two.
Milk forecasts and anomalies
Tomorrow's tank forecast, and any cow whose yield breaks her own pattern.
Money and schedule, for owners
Income against expenses, what is due and what is overdue — one question instead of five reports.
“Which cows should I check today, and why?”
A real answer from a real herd: the mastitis case under withholding, the cows in their heat window, an overdue hoof trim, what is due this week. The assistant looks the records up itself and replies in your language.
Built for gloved hands and no signal.
Barn mode installs on the phone like an app and keeps working with the connection gone. Entries queue on the device and sync themselves when it returns, so milking never waits for the internet.
Big targets
Sized for a wet glove and bright sun, not a desk.
Nothing lost
Records made offline are kept on the phone until they are safely stored.
Your crew works in their language. The records stay one herd.
English, فارسی, العربية, Türkçe, Français, Español, Português, Nederlands, हिन्दी, اردو and Русский — the whole application and its built-in guide, not only the menus. Each person picks their own; the farm's records stay the same.
The owner, in English
Opens the dashboard: cow IR-105 was treated this morning and her milk is held until Thursday.
The milker, in Spanish
Logged that treatment from the parlour on a phone, in Spanish, in thirty seconds — offline if the barn had no signal.
The vet, in Dutch
Reads the same record in Dutch on her visit, with the medicine, the dose and who gave it.