Eartag: Livestock records

Log eggs, milk, feed and health for your livestock. Works offline.

Eartag - Livestock Records is a farm record-keeping app for small to mid-size livestock keepers. Log what happens in your barn right from your phone.

WHAT YOU CAN RECORD
- Herd groups. Cows, goats, and sheep are tracked per animal with eartag codes. Chickens and ducks are tracked by count.
- Daily records: good and broken eggs, milk per session, feed, water, and deaths.
- Weight: weigh individual animals, or record an average from a sample.
- Feed, medicine, and vaccine stock. Stock goes down automatically when used, and you get a warning when it's running low.
- Health: medicines, vaccinations, and treatments, including withdrawal periods. The app reminds you when eggs or milk from a group are safe to sell again.
- Recurring tasks, such as checking water, vaccinations, and collecting eggs, with reminders before each due time.
- Observation notes with photos.

BUILT FOR THE BARN
- Works offline: records are saved on your phone and sent when you're back online. A record sent twice won't become duplicate data.
- Large text and high contrast, easy to read outdoors.
- Light and dark mode.
- Indonesian and English.
- Time zones follow the farm, not your phone. Farms in WIB and WITA can be managed under one account.

FREE AND PRO
- Free: 2 active groups, up to 50 animals, 2 members including the owner, and 90 days of daily record history.
- Pro: finance, profit and loss reports by period and by group, Excel data export, breeding records, and breeding reminders.
- Pro is available as a monthly or yearly subscription through Google Play. New users can try Pro free for 49 days, no card required.
- Subscriptions renew automatically until cancelled. Cancel through Google Play.
- If a subscription ends, your data is not deleted. Data above the Free limits is only locked.

COMMUNITY
A Community tab to share updates with other farmers. Posts and comments follow our community rules. You can report or block other users.

Eartag helps you record and organize farm data. Eartag is not a replacement for a veterinarian. For diagnosis and treatment, contact a vet.