Notebooks cannot add themselves up
Notes are neat on paper, but to see a month of HD% you must retype all of it.
Built by a farmer, not an agency
Stop losing house records between notebooks and Excel.
Enter daily production for every house on one screen. HD%, depletion, feed intake and FCR calculate themselves.
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Daily entry, every house, one screen
| House | Age | Birds | Eggs (kg) | Feed (kg) | Dead | HD% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| K1 | 47 wk | 3,180 | 178,4 | 372 | 2 | 88,2% |
| K2 | 31 wk | 3,245 | 196,1 | 385 | 1 | 93,4% |
| K3 | 62 wk | 2,980 | 151,8 | 358 | 4 | 79,6% |
| K4 | 24 wk | 3,310 | 182,7 | 381 | 1 | 91,8% |
what you enter calculated automatically
The problem
Farmers do keep records. Keeping them usable is the hard part.
Almost every farmer writes things down. The tiring part is copying it over, adding it up, and working out why a number dropped.
Excel formulas drift
One inserted row and a formula shifts. The wrong number surfaces months later.
Declines get noticed too late
Feed intake usually falls before HD% does. Without a daily chart, that signal passes unnoticed.
No trace of who changed what
When egg counts do not add up, there is nothing to trace it back to.
What you get
Everything a farmer records, in one place
Every plan uses the same screens and the same maths. Only the number of houses and the length of history differ.
Daily entry on one screen
Every house in one table. Tab moves across, Enter moves down. Backdated entry allowed.
The maths runs itself
HD%, daily and cumulative depletion, feed intake, egg weight, egg mass, FCR.
Chart per house
Thirteen metrics, one line per house, compared in a single panel.
Feed cost and cost per kg
Feed price effective from a date, then egg cost per kg is worked out automatically.
Sync from Google Sheets
Already have a daily sheet? Enter the link once and data is pulled on schedule.
Light on weak signal
No heavy framework. If the signal drops mid-entry, your typing is held on the phone.
Start with tomorrow morning's record
Create a free account, enter your house data, and see for yourself.