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A tag on the animal sends its position straight to the herder's phone over radio — no cellular network, no subscription. The owner sees the headcount, the movement and the losses whenever the phone reaches a network.
What it does
The herd on a map
Where the animals are now and where they have been — on the herder's phone, with no internet and no subscription.
Alerts
Leaving the grazing boundary, sudden movement at night, abnormal activity. The alert reaches whoever is next to the herd.
Animal record
Species, sex, age, name or number, the number from the state registry, lineage and event history.
Works offline
The herder's app works fully offline: the local map, alerts and event logging. Data reaches the cloud once the phone finds a network.
Records for the owner
Headcount, movement, losses and costs across several herds and herders, with report exports.
Kyrgyz by default
The herder's interface is in Kyrgyz, Russian is one switch away. Three screens usable with gloves on.
What the rollout includes
- Choosing the tags and the receiver for your herd
- Setting the grazing boundaries and alert rules
- Training the herder on site, not by manual
- A pilot on one flock, then the whole farm
Status
In development
The product is in development. The market, the architecture and the economics are worked out; the first version is being built and a pilot on a real flock is being prepared. There is no finished system to buy today, and we say so plainly.
Discuss a pilotTell us about the task
We'll review the processes, show what can be automated and estimate the timeline. No commitment.