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Cut the paperwork that keeps you off the farm

Between compliance returns, stock records and chasing suppliers, a working farm runs on admin that nobody has time for. We build agents that pull the numbers together, draft the reports and keep the communication moving, so the office work stops eating your evenings.

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A better AI tool for farms, built around how you work.

Off-the-shelf software is built for the average farm. We build a tool around how yours actually works, as a web, iOS and Android app, on our own post-trained models where they fit.

  • A shed-side record app

    Tallies, treatments and paddock moves logged by voice or photo on your phone, even out of coverage, then written into the records you keep for NAIT and your processor.

  • A Farm Environment Plan assistant

    Nutrient, effluent and freshwater records pulled from what you already log and shaped into plan updates you can review, instead of a blank document every season.

  • A daily job planner

    Tomorrow’s jobs, spray windows and feed plans drafted against the forecast and your stock numbers, sent to the team before the first cup of tea.

Runs alongside the software you have today, like FarmIQ, MINDA and Figured, or takes its place when that suits you better.

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Everything included,
nothing bolted on.

Every build starts with a fixed-scope conversation, no surprise line items after the fact.

  • Farm Environment Plan and nutrient reporting
  • Freshwater and effluent compliance returns
  • Voice and photo capture in the shed or paddock
  • NAIT and livestock record reconciliation
  • Supplier ordering and account tracking
  • Processor and buyer communication drafts
  • Yield, feed and animal health logging
  • Forecast aware job and spray planning

The build itself, not a proof of concept.

  • Compliance reporting

    Agents that assemble your Farm Environment Plan updates, effluent and nutrient records and freshwater returns from the data you already log, drafted and ready to review instead of built from scratch.

  • Stock and yield tracking

    Tallies, weights, animal health notes and paddock yields captured by voice or photo in the shed, reconciled against NAIT and your farm software so the record matches the reality.

  • Supplier and market comms

    Orders to the rural supply store, drafts to the vet and updates to your processor handled by an agent that knows your accounts, so nothing sits unsent.

  • Weather and job planning

    Daily job lists and spray or feed windows drafted against the forecast and your task backlog, so the plan is ready before you pull your boots on.

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FAQ

You keep logging stock, yields and animal health the way you already do, by voice or photo in the shed. The agent pulls that data together, drafts the Farm Environment Plan updates, nutrient and freshwater returns, and reconciles it against NAIT and your farm software.

No. It works off the records you already keep, whether that is NAIT, your farm management software or handwritten notes turned into voice and photo capture. The agent fits around what you use rather than replacing it.

Usually the compliance reporting, since that is the paperwork with the hardest deadlines. Farm Environment Plan updates and freshwater returns get drafted from your existing data first, then stock tracking and supplier communication follow.

It handles the drafting and record keeping, but you still review and send. The agent does the assembling and chasing so the compliance and record keeping runs in the background instead of taking your evenings.

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The compliance and record keeping runs in the background off the data you already gather, so you get your evenings back and stay audit ready without living in the farm office.

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