Paper gets rewritten later
Compliance checks and walkthrough notes still have to be typed up, interpreted, or passed to someone else before they become usable records.
Made for farm walkthroughs
7-day free trial
Record it by voice. Keep the compliance record.
Poultry Log lets growers speak updates during the walkthrough, capture required compliance checks on the spot, and print the records later without rewriting paper notes at the end of the day.
Record spoken updates on your phone during rounds
Capture records before they get forgotten
Keep compliance logs inspection-ready
Turn spoken notes into usable farm records
Why adopt this in the next 30 days?
If daily notes, waterline checks, stormwater inspections, and manure records are still stuck on paper or in someone’s memory until the end of the day, you are already losing accuracy. Poultry Log fixes the point where records usually break: during the walkthrough itself, when voice is faster and compliance still has to get done.
During the walk
"House 3 mortality 4. Feed line leaking near the back."
Speak once. Keep moving. Save the farm update while you are still in the house.
After the walk
Logs, compliance, and follow-up are ready
No rewriting notebook pages into spreadsheets or rebuilding inspection history after the shift.
Why records get missed
The records do not break in the office. They break on the walk.
Most farm teams already know what should be logged. The problem is that typing and paperwork slow down the person doing the round, so details get skipped, delayed, or lost.
Typing slows the farmer down
When someone has gloves on, is moving between houses, or is checking lines and birds, stopping to type is the wrong workflow.
Memory drops the small but costly details
Missed waterline checks, manure transfers, and repair observations become bad records, late follow-up, and preventable problems.
Verbal updates do not create a system
Quick conversations help in the moment, but they do not leave clean farm records, searchable history, or accountable follow-up.
How it works
Use your phone during the walkthrough. Keep the record without double entry.
Poultry Log is built around one immediate workflow: record what happened while you are still in the house or on the farm, then review, filter, and print it later without retyping notes into a second system.
Speak the update as you move
Record waterline checks, stormwater inspections, manure transfers, issues, task completion, or maintenance notes without stopping to write or type.
Review the captured details
The spoken note or quick compliance log is available right away so a manager can confirm what happened and keep the record accurate the same day.
Turn notes into action
Important observations can become follow-up items, and required checks can become structured compliance records instead of dying in a notebook or a chat thread.
Keep a usable history
Once logged, the information lives with the farm, house, issue, or compliance report instead of disappearing into daily paperwork.
Compliance coverage
Built for the records poultry growers are actually asked to keep
Poultry Log’s compliance workflow is aligned to the Maryland Poultry Operation Record Keeping Guide, so the app can cover the logs growers are already expected to maintain, review, and print.
Daily and weekly checks
Log water line inspections, wastewater and stormwater inspections, manure storage checks, and heavy use area protection without keeping a paper checklist in your pocket.
Manure and litter records
Record manure and litter transfers, land application activity, and related quantity details so annual totals are easier to pull later.
Inspection-ready history
Filter by date range and print records later for inspections instead of rebuilding the history from notebooks, voice messages, and memory.
Voice when it helps, taps when it is faster
Say “waterlines checked” or tap a quick-log item. The point is to remove friction, so the compliance record actually gets captured.
Real product screens
See the exact workflow the team uses in the field
These are real screens from the app. The job is simple: let the team record spoken updates and required compliance checks before they get missed, delayed, or left on paper.
Review and follow-up
See new voice notes and act on what matters
Managers get one place to review recent field updates so issues and compliance records do not stay stuck in a worker’s memory, notebook, or message thread.
House and flock context
Keep each update tied to the right house
Voice recording only works if the data lands somewhere useful. Poultry Log keeps the update attached to the house and operating context the farm already uses.
Compliance records
Keep inspection-ready compliance history in the same system
Required checklists, due items, and completed records stay organized in one place, so you can show what was done without rebuilding the paper trail.
Broader operations
Finance stays connected to the work happening on the farm
Once daily logging is reliable, the same system can also track income, expenses, and farm performance without splitting records across another tool.
Who this is for
Best for the person responsible for what gets noticed and recorded each day
Poultry Log fits the farm manager, supervisor, or owner-operator who walks the houses, checks the work, and sees how often useful observations get lost between the barn and the office.
Best fit
Primary buyer
- Runs or supervises daily flock rounds.
- Needs cleaner records from workers, houses, and inspections.
- Feels the cost of missed issues, late updates, and end-of-day re-entry.
Good first use cases
Start here
Check waterlines
Log mortality
Record feed use
Report issues
Leave maintenance notes
Track manure sales
Probably not a fit
Use another tool if
- Teams only shopping for high-level reporting.
- Buyers who want heavy enterprise setup before daily use.
- Farms unwilling to change how field data is captured.
What you can manage next
Once the daily logging and compliance problem is solved, the rest of the operation gets easier
Once the team is recording what happened in the field consistently, it gets easier to manage the rest of the farm in the same system.
Keep more of the farm in one place
After voice capture and review are working, you can use the same system for the workflows that usually live in separate tools or separate notebooks.
- House, flock, egg, feed, and health records
- Maintenance tracking, work orders, and equipment history
- Worker management, attendance, and leave workflows
- Finance views for income, expenses, and farm performance
Questions farmers ask first
Answers that matter before trying it
Why not just keep using paper?
Because paper is fast in the moment but weak as a system. It does not create structured records, clean history, printable reports, or reliable follow-up after the walkthrough ends.
Can I use it from my phone during rounds?
Yes. The product is designed to be usable on the phone so a supervisor or manager can log updates while moving through the houses.
Do I need to roll out the whole platform at once?
No. The easiest starting point is the compliance and voice workflow for daily rounds. Once the team trusts that workflow, you can expand into the rest of the system.
Can I print records for an inspection later?
Yes. The compliance module is designed so growers can log checks during the walk, then filter and print the record later when inspectors or annual reporting require it.
What happens in the free trial?
You can start the 7-day trial, test the compliance and voice workflow with your real daily rounds, and decide whether it is faster than your current process before committing.
Simple pricing
One flat price for the full farm operating system
Choose monthly billing or save 10% with annual billing after the free trial.
Monthly
$30/month
Full access to Poultry Log with straightforward month-to-month billing.
7-day free trial, then $30/month.
Annual
$27/month
Pay yearly for the same full access and lock in the 10% discounted monthly equivalent.
7-day free trial, then $324/year.
Save 10%
Ready to try it?
Start with one walkthrough and see if the team actually keeps the record.
That is the real test. If voice recording and easier compliance capture remove the friction, the rest of the system becomes much easier to adopt.