Communities
Built from how a communal area runs: each household's animals under one name, an Admin who confirms entries, a Chief who oversees.
Chief's view
Makeneng, 23 households
Head count
1 284
all householdsSold this year
96
Lost this year
17
4 theftPending
6
for the AdminMokoena household: 74 head, 2 sold
Tsotetsi household: 41 head, 1 lost
A community organisation has households instead of a single owner. Farmers register their own animals and see their own household. The Admin registers households, validates each registration and disposal, and manages camps and tags. The Chief has a read-only view of totals, species mix, sales and losses per household.
Validation is on by default for a community, so nothing counts until an Admin has confirmed it. A single farm skips all of that.
- Households as the unit
- Farmer, Admin, Chief roles
- Entries validated before they count
- Chief's view with losses per household
- Same records, same tags
Also
The other six.
Animal records
Every animal, its photo, its history, on your phone.
Health and treatments
Temperatures, treatments, withdrawal periods and what is due.
Live tracking
Where every tagged animal is, on a satellite map of your farm.
Camps and groups
Draw your camps on the map. Run the herd in groups.
Alerts
Fever, fence crossed, silent tag, low battery, weight loss.
Reports
A herd health report, an animal certificate, a CSV of everything.
How many animals do you have right now?
If you paused on that, start with the register. Fifty animals free, on the phone in your pocket, today.