Features

Everything you need. Nothing you don't.

Farmora does four jobs: it records what happens on your farm, helps you understand it, puts it in a report you can share, and grows with you when one pen becomes five.

01

Recording

Manual entry, kept deliberately short. If it takes longer than writing it down, nobody uses it.

Log a batch

Open a batch with your starting count, start date and what the chicks, point-of-lay birds or fingerlings cost. Broilers, layers or catfish — each batch keeps its own record.

Expenses & feed

Feed by bag or by weight, drugs and vaccines, labour, transport, repairs. Every cost lands in the right batch so your totals are honest.

Sales

Record birds sold, crates of eggs, or spent layers — with quantity and price. Part-sales are normal, so you can sell 40 today and 60 next week.

Mortality

Log losses the day they happen. Farmora keeps your live bird count correct and works your mortality rate out for you.

New entry
TypeFeed purchase
BatchB-04
Quantity12 bags
Unit price₦15,500
DateToday
Total₦186,000

Six taps and it's saved. The dashboard updates immediately.

Save entry
02

Understanding

The maths happens in the background. You just read the answer.

Batch dashboard · B-04
Total spent₦623,600
Total earned₦742,000
Profit+₦118,400
Cost per bird₦1,840
Cost per crate of eggs₦2,760
Break-even 72%
Feed share of costs 68%

Live profit dashboard

Money in, money out, and what's left — updated with every entry. No waiting for the end of the batch to find out how it went.

Cost per bird and per egg

The number that decides your price. Farmora splits feed, stock and other costs across your live birds or crates produced.

Batch comparison

Put this batch next to the last one and see which cost more to feed, lost more birds, or sold better. That's where the improvements come from.

Break-even and mortality

See how much of your investment you've recovered and whether losses are sitting where they should for the age of the birds.

03

Reporting

Numbers you can hand to a partner, a lender, or the person who asks how the farm is doing.

Weekly & monthly reports

A plain summary of the period: what you spent, what you earned, birds lost, and where you stand. Generated for you, no setup.

PDF export

Turn any batch or period into a clean PDF. Useful for loan applications, co-op records, or keeping a copy off your phone.

Share on WhatsApp

Send a summary straight to a partner, manager or buyer. It's where farm business already happens, so that's where sharing lives.

Weekly report · 8–14 March

Spent

₦204,500

Earned

₦318,000

Birds lost

4

Net

+₦113,500

04

Growing operations

For farms running several batches, more than one location, or staff who log on your behalf.

Multi-batch, multi-farm

  • Run as many batches as you like at the same time, each with its own numbers.
  • Group batches under separate farms or locations and keep the books apart.
  • Full history stays available, so old batches remain a reference.

Team & admin access FARM BOSS

  • Invite a farm manager or attendant to log entries from their own phone.
  • Two roles, nothing to configure: you see every location, staff log entries for the one they're assigned to.
  • An owner view that totals every location in one screen.
Location Matchup · aligned to day 34
Both places, aligned to the same day of cycle — so a flock 90 days in isn't flattered against a pond stocked last week.
Metric Ikorodu Broilers Abeokuta Catfish
Profit +₦118,400 ahead +₦74,900
Cost / unit ₦1,840 ahead ₦2,110
Feed / unit ₦1,180 ahead ₦1,460
Revenue / unit ₦2,090 ₦2,240 ahead
Loss rate 2.4% ahead 4.1%
Units alive 488 612 ahead
Cycles running 2 1

Labels read "unit" because these two places hold different stock — birds and fish cannot share a denominator, so neither noun would be honest over both columns.

See it with your own farm's numbers.

The free plan covers one active batch with unlimited entries. That's enough to prove it works.