Ranch records · Calgary, AB
Run the herd.Not the software.
Muddy hands, no signal, and no week to spare learning a program. So don't learn one — talk to it. Agrivanna keeps the herd and pasture records you never get around to writing down.
Built and tested on working Alberta ranches
Working with
Built with Canadian research, funding, and ag equipment partners.
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Agtech program
Agrifood program
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The software was never
the hard part.
Getting anything into it is. Every ranch program in the last twenty years has failed at the same place — the moment a person with dirty hands has to stop working and type.
Your hands are already full.
Calving, gloves, blood, colostrum, a tag in your teeth. Nobody is tapping through six screens at three in the morning to log a heifer.
The notebook is the system.
Tags on a scrap of paper, weights on the shop whiteboard, the rest carried in your head until the accountant asks in March.
Nobody has a week to learn a program.
Most ranch software wants more fields than you have answers for, and it wants them typed. So it gets opened once and never again.
So don't type. Talk.
Recording
Say it out loud.
It's written down.
Talk through the run the way you'd tell your neighbour over the fence. Agrivanna pulls the tags, weights and treatments out of what you said and writes them into your records against the right animal.
- Speak in your own words. No forms, no dropdowns, nothing to learn.
- Your wand and scale head send tags and weights in without you keying a number.
- Already keeping records somewhere? Send them over and we'll load the ranch for you.
Cow 418, the black baldy heifer. Calved around five this morning in the north pasture. Bull calf, no help needed, up and sucking already. Gave him yellow tag 418 and a shot of vitamin E and selenium. Guessing he's about 85 pounds. She's a good mom, a bit protective.
Then confirm
One tap and it's
in the book.
Everything you said out there comes back as plain rows — the calving, the steers you moved, the cow you treated, where you dropped bales, where the salt went. Check them or throw them out. Nothing touches your records until you say yes, so a misheard tag never becomes a wrong record.
Ready to confirm
5 records
Sep 11
Calving · Cow 418
Sep 11 · Bull calf, unassisted, north pasture
Sep 11
Pasture move · Yearling steers · 88 head
Sep 11 · North Meadow → South
Sep 10
Treatment · Blue 61
Sep 10 · Pinkeye, 8 cc, withdrawal logged
Sep 10
Bales out · 12 round bales
Sep 10 · Creek pasture, west gate
Sep 09
Salt & mineral · Block set out
Sep 09 · South pasture, by the dugout
Tap the check and it's in the book. Nothing is written to your records until you say so.
Offline first
No signal.
Nothing lost.
The phone is the source of truth, not a server in a city. Coming in and out of coverage is not something you should have to think about, and a dead zone should never cost you a day's work.
01
You talk
Out at the chute, in the field, wherever you are.
02
The phone keeps it
Written to the device the second you stop. Bars or no bars.
03
It uploads itself
Next time you hit signal or the yard Wi-Fi. Nothing for you to do.
Pasture & grazing
Grass mapped.
Rotations planned.
Get your pastures in however suits you — draw them on the map, drive them in the truck, walk the fence line, or import the boundaries you already have. Acres come out the other end either way.
- Satellite imagery tells you which pasture has had enough rest, so it isn't a guess.
- Build a rotation and move herds through it without redrawing anything.
- Utilization heat maps show where they actually grazed, not where you sent them.
In R&D
Built for the fences you already have. Virtual boundaries are coming.
No wire, no posts, no fixing what the elk went through. Cross-fence a quarter without spending a dollar on materials or a weekend on labour, and put cattle on ground you could never afford to fence — creek bottoms, bush, leased land, the back of the hill.
We're not going to sell you a collar that isn't ready. Virtual fencing is in research and development. The pastures you map and the rotations you build now are the ones it will run on, so nothing you do today gets thrown away.
Back at the house
The same records,
on the big screen.
Everything you said at the chute is on the laptop by the time you come in. Sort herds, check weights, see which cows are earning their feed, and pull an export when the vet or the accountant asks.
Why it pays
Records you keep
are records you can decide from.
Which cows to cull, which heifers to keep, when to pull the bull, which pasture has had enough rest. Those are the decisions that move money, and every one of them needs a record that got written down at the time.
- 60 lbsmore weaned calf per cow, for ranchers who keep records on every animal and actually use them.
- $400of winter feed spent on one open cow you didn't catch at preg check.
- 39 lbsof weaning weight gone for every 21-day cycle a cow breeds late.
Who it's built with
Designed at the chute,
not in a boardroom.
We build alongside cattlemen running real terrain, real mud, and real weather — and with the University of Calgary, Alberta Innovates, and the Canadian Forage and Grassland Association.
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Pricing
One price. No surprises.
No head count tiers, no sales call before you can see a number, no annual contract to get started.
Software access
$50/ month
- Unlimited head, unlimited pastures
- Voice records, chute sessions, wand and scale support
- Works offline on every device, syncs itself
- Pasture mapping, readiness and rotation planning
- Your data exports whenever you ask for it
Email us and we'll get you set up. Self-serve signup is on the way.
Large operations
Let's talk
Community pastures, grazing associations, leased land under several owners, or crews who need onboarding at the chute. Tell us how the operation is set up and we'll price it properly.
What you get
Everything in the platform,
for the one price.
No modules to add on, no per-head charges, no upsell when your herd grows. Parts of this are still rolling out — ask us what's live on your ranch today and we'll tell you straight.
Animals & herd
- Lifetime animal profile
- Every event on an animal, birth to sale, in one history.
- Live inventory counts
- Reconciles itself as animals move, calve, or get culled.
- RFID and tag scanning
- Bluetooth stick readers and indicator scale heads.
- Breeding and calving
- AI records, pregnancy checks, and the calving book.
- Genetics and EPDs
- Expected progeny differences carried on the animal.
- Body condition scoring
- 1–10, taken at the chute while the tag is scanned.
- BQA management
- Beef Quality Assurance protocols tracked as you work.
- Feed inventory
- High-level counts of what you have on hand.
Pasture & grazing
- Grazing plan builder
- Automated, using carrying capacity and stock density.
- Utilization heat maps
- Built from vegetation index and satellite imagery.
- Winter-adjusted forage
- Cold-season estimates once NRS data is connected.
- Boundaries your way
- Draw them, drive them, walk them, or import what you have.
System & data
- Voice dictation and fast logging
- Quick ranch notes and explicit log actions, kept apart.
- Satellite and weather feeds
- Imagery plus your local forecast, pulled in automatically.
- Open API and exports
- Your data out whenever you want it, in a format others can read.
- Roles and multi-user access
- Permissions for family, hired help, and your vet.
- Works offline everywhere
- Local first on every device, syncs itself when there's signal.
- We do your data entry
- Send us what you have and we'll load the ranch for you.
Try it on one chute run.
You'll know by the last calf.
Send us a note and we'll set your ranch up ourselves — pastures mapped, herds in, wand paired. Then take it to the chute and see if it keeps up.