Features
Everything a poultry farm actually has to keep track of
Not a generic farm app with chickens added. Every screen here exists because a poultry farmer has to answer that question on a normal Tuesday.
Flocks & batches
Placement, age, breed, live count, mortality and weight for every batch you run.
Egg production
Morning and afternoon collection, breakages, rejects, hen-day production and trends.
Feed management
Stock, consumption, wastage, days remaining and reorder alerts on your biggest cost.
Vaccination & health
Schedules by day of age, treatment records, withdrawal periods and disease incidents.
Inventory
Feed, vaccines, medication, equipment and packaging with a reconciling stock ledger.
Sales & invoicing
Quotations, invoices, receipts, part-payments and who still owes you money.
Customers
Wholesalers, hotels, schools and individuals with purchase history and balances.
Finance
Revenue and expenses by category, profit, margin and profit per bird.
Tasks
Assign vaccination, cleaning, weighing and purchases with due dates and photos.
Farm assistant
Ask about your birds, feed or money in plain words and get an answer worked out from your records.
Smart alerts
High mortality, low feed stock, vaccination due, production drop — prioritised, not spammed.
Analytics
Production, mortality, weight, FCR, revenue and profit trends with period comparison.
Reports
Production, financial, health, inventory and management reports as PDF, Excel or CSV.
Multi-farm
Several farms under one account, with managers restricted to their own.
Roles & audit
Eight roles, database-level isolation, and a log of who changed what and when.
Offline recording
Save on the device, sync when signal returns, with per-record sync status.
Installable app
Add Hatch360 to your home screen and open it like any other app.
English & Kiswahili
The daily recording flow speaks the language your team speaks.
Farm Health Score
One score out of 100 from mortality, production, feed, vaccination and disease.
The actual product
Everyone sees the part of the farm they run
These are real screens from EDOS Hatch360, not drawings. The owner and the farm manager work on a big screen; the person in the house records on a phone.
For managers
Compare houses, batches and farms side by side
A manager is not recording data — they are deciding where to put attention this week. Analytics puts every flock in one table against the standard for its bird type, so the batch that is drifting shows up before the month-end figures do.
- Egg production, mortality and feed on one time axis
- Every flock benchmarked on mortality, lay rate and feed conversion
- Record-keeping discipline per flock, so you know which numbers to trust
- Managers see only the farms assigned to them
Farm assistant
Ask your farm a question, in plain words
“How much feed do I have left?” “Which flock needs attention?” “Am I making money this month?” Every answer is calculated from your own records and shows the figures it used, so you can check the arithmetic rather than take it on trust.
- Answers come from your records — it never invents a number
- Every reply shows the working, and the target it is measured against
- Says so plainly when a question is outside what your data can answer
- Anything about sick birds ends the same way: call your animal health officer
Screens show Sunrise Poultry, the demonstration farm included with every new account. The figures are generated from real production curves, not invented.
Flock management
A record per batch, not a notebook per season
Open a flock and everything about it is on one screen: how many birds you placed, how many are alive today, their age in days, what they weigh, what they have eaten and when they are due for harvest.
- Live bird count derived from your daily records, so it cannot drift
- Mortality percentage against the benchmark for that bird type
- Feed conversion ratio and average daily gain for broilers
- Hen-day and hen-house production for layers
- Cost per bird and profit per batch when the batch closes
Daily recording
Sixty seconds, standing in the house, one hand
The recording screen is the one farmers use most, so it is the one built most carefully: big numeric fields, a keypad instead of a keyboard, smart defaults, and a save that works whether or not you have signal.
- Mortality, culls, eggs, feed, water and weight in one pass
- Backdate an entry when yesterday got away from you
- Choose which sections you track and hide the rest
- Saves offline and syncs itself later
- Your recording streak, because consistency is what makes the data worth anything
Health & the Farm Health Score
A number you can act on, with the working shown
The Farm Health Score combines mortality, egg production, feed conversion, vaccination compliance, disease reports and record-keeping discipline into one figure out of 100 — and lists every component with its value and its target.
- Withheld rather than guessed: a farm with no records shows 'not enough data', never a flattering 100
- Vaccination schedule by day of age with reminders before the due date
- Withdrawal periods calculated from the treatment you recorded
- Disease incidents with symptoms, severity, treatment and cost
- Insight is labelled as insight — Hatch360 never presents itself as a veterinary diagnosis
Money
Revenue minus expenses, at the level that matters
Profit for the farm is a start. Profit for this house, this batch, this product and this customer is what tells you what to do differently next cycle.
- Revenue from eggs, birds, chicks, manure and anything else you sell
- Expenses across feed, chicks, vaccines, labour, power, water, transport and repairs
- Profit and margin per farm, per house, per flock and per bird
- Outstanding balances, so credit customers do not quietly become losses
- Tax invoices and receipts you can hand over or email
See it with your own birds in it
Create a farm, add a flock and record one day. It takes about five minutes, and it is free.
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