Feed goes in the barn book, weights are recorded on another sheet, losses are reported by chat. When an investor asks, it all has to be gathered again, and the answer is always a few days late.
Free ConsultationIt is almost never a matter of effort. These are the patterns we keep running into.
Each cycle gets its own document with opening population, feed in, weights, losses, and harvest. Every number attaches to the right cycle.
Feed and medicine purchases are charged to the barn that uses them, so cost per head reads while the cycle is still running.
Investors see population, average weight, and harvest projection for the share they funded, with no view of other investors' data.
Because every barn uses the same record structure, feed conversion and mortality are comparable, so you can see which one needs attention.
Each cycle gets its own document with opening population, feed in, weights, losses, and harvest. Every number attaches to the right cycle.
Feed and medicine purchases are charged to the barn that uses them, so cost per head reads while the cycle is still running.
Investors see population, average weight, and harvest projection for the share they funded, with no view of other investors' data.
Because every barn uses the same record structure, feed conversion and mortality are comparable, so you can see which one needs attention.
A picture of the screen you would work in, not an illustration.
What this screen shows
Case study
Situation
Four barns kept separate books while a dozen investors asked by chat. Assembling one investor's report could take half a working day.
What we built
Barn cycles became documents carrying feed, weights, and losses, costs were charged to the consuming barn, and a scoped dashboard was built for each investor's own share.
Result
Pick the one closest to your situation. We tighten the scope in the first conversation.
Every barn record sits in one place and cost per head reads while the cycle runs.
Who it is for
Farms whose feed, weight, and cost records live in separate books.
What you get
Investors check their own animals, and you stop assembling manual reports.
Who it is for
Farms with several investors who all ask by chat.
What you get
Daily entry is kept minimal: feed figures, sample weights, and mortality count, all from a phone in a few taps. The complicated maths happens out of sight.
No. Each investor account sees only the share they funded. The restriction is applied to the data itself, not just hidden in the interface, so it cannot be worked around through a link.
The cycle, feed, and weight structure is fundamentally the same. What gets adjusted are the units, periods, and the indicators relevant to each kind of animal.
Entry still works and is stored on the device, then uploads once staff return to signal. No record is lost waiting for a connection.
No long form. Send one message describing where you are now and we reply with a sensible next step, not a mass quote.
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