Put your farm in your hands. Track growth, finances, mortality and yield across your whole operation — with no internet needed, because it works 100% offline and syncs itself when you're back in range. Then order your next batch from a verified hatchery and let them help you raise it. Don't just farm. Build your future with FamFarm.
The daily log, the land, the money, the people who back you and the people who supply you — one account, on every device you own.
Quick Log opens on the batch you're standing in front of, knows what day it's on, and tells you what you haven't recorded yet. Feed, mortality, weight, water, sales.
Poultry, cattle, goats, sheep, pigs, rabbits, catfish, tilapia, cereals, legumes, roots, fruit and tree crops — each batch with the activities that actually apply to it.
Walk a boundary with GPS or draw it on the map, then read the soil composition, pH and weather on that exact piece of ground — and log every watering against it, drip or sprinkler or by hand.
Every batch compares this week to last — feed per animal, mortality, weight — and works out your feed conversion ratio from what you already log. Put several batches on one chart and see which is slipping.
Log feed, mortality, weights and sales with no internet at all — offline, in the pen, miles from a mast. It saves on the phone and syncs itself when you're back in range — nothing held in your head, nothing lost.
Ask about a sick bird, a feed decision or a planting window and get an answer in plain language — at 4am, without having to find anyone first.
Shift animals between houses, split a batch or wean young stock, and both sides of the count correct themselves instead of you keeping two sums in your head.
Add an investor and they get a sign-in token by email, then follow the farm's activity and finances themselves. No monthly report to write.
Every change is kept in an audit history with who made it and when — and you can export the whole thing to Excel, CSV or JSON whenever you want.
See what came in and what went out today, this week, this month, this quarter or this year — against the period before, by category, for one farm or all of them. Set your opening balance, log what it cost to set the farm up, and see whether the farm has paid itself back yet.
Mark a sale as Pay later with a due date. Record each part-payment as it arrives, or write off what you won't collect. Overdue sales are flagged, and a polite message to the buyer is one tap away by call, text or email. FamFarm never contacts your buyer on its own.
Mark each worker present, absent or on leave — even those with no phone or account — and look back over the last 30 days. Keep every salary with its bonuses and deductions, and see the month's payroll total. It's your record of pay; FamFarm doesn't move any money.
Keep a batch as a group, or give each animal its own tag, photos and timeline of treatments, weights, milkings and sales. Record matings, due dates and births, and open the pedigree of any animal.
Vaccinations and checks from the care guide, breeding due dates, candling and hatch days, your expected market date and milk and meat withdrawal periods — at the time of day you choose, set on your phone. It warns you before you record against an animal still in withdrawal.
Record meter readings, postpaid or prepaid with top-ups, and see what each cycle used and cost — and, for crops, what it cost per unit harvested. One tap turns a cycle into an expense.
Upload a spreadsheet (Excel or CSV, up to 5,000 rows) or photograph pages from your notebook. Check the rows, fix what needs fixing, then add them — and undo the whole import if it isn't right. Reading photos needs an internet connection.
Write notes against a farm or a batch, pin the important ones, and attach photos or a voice note of up to three minutes. Colour them by farm, batch or type so you can find them again.
Pick the batches, the measures and the dates, and get a chart you can compare. Keep inventory of feed, medicine and equipment with low-stock alerts — feed you log as bought or eaten moves the stock for you once you link the item.
Two sets of people decide whether a season goes well: the ones who supply you, and the ones who back you. FamFarm now puts both of them inside the app — on your terms, and never in each other's view.
Order your stock from a verified hatchery, turn the delivery straight into a batch, and — only if you choose to — let them watch it grow. A hatchery that can see the flock it sold you is a hatchery that can tell you something useful.
“I supply day-old chicks, fingerlings or hatching eggs.”
They run their own side of it in FamFarm too — hatch cycles, candling and hatch-day reminders, average hatch rate across cycles, and an order book of everything they've been asked for.
“Guidance tailored to this batch.”
Licensed and paraprofessional. They see the flock's losses and health rather than a description of them, and answer with notes on health, treatment or nutrition — each with a follow-up date so nothing is left hanging.
“I advise farmers on crops, soil and farm practices.”
Pair them with your plots and they're advising against real ground — the boundary you walked, the soil under it and the weather on it, not a general answer about your region.
Add an investor from your Finances and they get a token by email to sign in with. From then on they follow the farm themselves — activity as it's logged, the photos and video attached to it, and the finances they put money into. You stop writing the monthly update, and they stop asking for it.
This is the half of the network that does see the money — because that is what they backed. It is a different door to the one your hatchery walks through, and you hold both keys.
Open Finances, add an investor with their email address, and their contributions are tracked against the farm from then on. Cooperatives and teams work the same way.
They see activity as it happens, with the photos and video attached to it. Nobody has to take anybody's word for anything.
Chat with your investors is end-to-end encrypted and stored only on the two devices in the conversation. It is never kept on our servers.
Then you are trusting a phone call. Ask your farmer to put the farm on FamFarm and add you as an investor — it is free for them, it takes a minute, and from that point you are reading the same records they are instead of waiting to be told.
Sends a short message you can edit before it goes.
The reason farm software gets abandoned is that logging is a chore. Quick Log opens on the batch you're standing in front of, knows what day that batch is on, and shows you what you haven't recorded yet — so the record gets kept on the days it's least convenient.
Walk the boundary of a field, paddock, pond or run with GPS in your hand, or draw it on the map. FamFarm works out the area, the perimeter and the elevation — then tells you what the soil under it is made of and what the weather is doing on it.
A bad batch rarely announces itself. It shows up as feed creeping up, weight falling behind, a mortality line bending the wrong way — small changes that are invisible day to day and obvious week to week. So every batch puts this week next to last week, in the units you log in.
A farm's history is the most valuable thing the app holds, so we don't hold it hostage. Every change is written to an audit history with who made it and when — and whenever you want the whole thing out, you take it, in a format you can open without us.
Choose the kind of farm you keep and FamFarm offers only the activities that apply to it. Each one does more than store a note — here is what it records and what it feeds into.
A feed purchase: the bags you bought and the price per bag. Link it to a stock item and the bags are added for you.
What the animals ate. It comes off your stock, and you're warned if you are running short.
The average weight from a sample you weigh, with the sample size.
Animals lost, the cause, and which tagged animals.
Animals that left without being sold: theft, predators, disease, a gift, your own table.
The drug or vaccine, dose, method and cost, plus the milk and meat withdrawal days.
Temperature, pulse, breathing, appetite, behaviour, symptoms and what you did about them.
Temperature, dissolved oxygen, pH, ammonia and nitrite for the pond or tank.
Eggs collected in crates and loose, the damaged ones and why. Layers and breeders.
Litres per animal, in your own container or standard units, and who milked.
Slaughter date, live weight, carcass weight, yield and grade.
Hide quality, tanning and, once sold, the price.
Dam and sire, mating date, due date, and whether it was artificial insemination.
How many were born, males and females, and any stillbirths. Add the young as animals in one step.
Eggs set, candling, fertile eggs and how many hatched. Breeders.
Temperature and humidity inside the incubator, with a note.
How much you harvested, its grade and the market price.
The disease, when you saw it, symptoms, how severe, and what you did.
What you applied, and when.
Watering by drip, sprinkler or by hand: how much, for how long.
Eggs, birds, fish, livestock, milk or crops: how many, the price, the buyer and any discount. Or mark it Pay later.
Manure, waste, by-products, equipment or feed you resold.
Any other cost: repairs, transport, anything that is not feed or medicine.
Water or electricity, postpaid or prepaid, with the rate you pay.
Conditions, rainfall, house temperature and humidity, and what it did to the flock or the crop.
Pictures and clips attached to a batch.
What you log in the field opens up on the big screen — in any browser, or in the FamFarm desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux.
Not a mock-up — these are the screens, in both themes, from a farm running three batches.
Every plan has every feature — the only difference is space. Written records barely use any, so most smallholders never have to pay. Paid sizes are for farms that want photos and video on everything.
Start small — room for your first record photos.
Get started →Room to grow — more space for batches and media.
Get started →Your allowance is measured in data, not in how much farming you do. Writing things down costs almost nothing — photos and videos are what fill a plan up.
Your allowance is cumulative and never resets — it counts everything you've stored since you joined, rather than starting over each month. Upgrade whenever you need more room, or stay free for as long as it lasts.
Co-operatives, agribusinesses, feed and hatchery companies, NGOs and programme funders — talk to us about a white-label app for your members, integrating FamFarm with the systems you already run, or onboarding many farms at once. We'll scope it with you and quote to fit your size.
One-time top-ups, on any plan — revive your streak and unlock rewards.
On the web with no install, on your phone in the field, or on your desktop in the office — your farm stays in sync.
Open Web App →By downloading and using FamFarm, you agree to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
A question about the app, a support request, or feedback — reach out anytime.
